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This is a puzzling one. Anyone with any other suggestions......???? |
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How recently has she seen the vet? This must be really troubling for you, Dreams; wish I had an answer,,,,  |
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When i move i will take her to see a vet there then maybe i might get some answers. I know puss is a old cat now and maybe its the start of many problems, who knows  |
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The thing I fine strangest is usually as they age their appetite tends to decrease not increase. I wonder if it might be worth another trip to the vet, Did your vet do any blood tests? Is her poo and wee normal? |
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 She is a little loose and i did explain this but i think i spoke to myself  I move next month so we will go to new vet then |
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Many old cats live to a ripe old age without medical problems...Kass' Cleo, my Patches (20) and Misty (19 1/2); old doesn't automatically mean problems. Agree with Fran about blood work and fecal/urine tests.... |
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The vets im at are useless, Hopefully new vets will be able to do more I did ask for test but they said she was a healthy weight and in good condition |
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Inapropriate weeing/pooing can be a sign of many things but can be a symptom of illness/stress. Given her probable age I would be inclined to get her a thorough health check with the vet Dreams. Do let us know how she gets on x |
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