In case you missed my last bloody incident, please feel free to get caught up.
Only this time, my dear son, thankfully, has had no further blood loss.
This time, it's my cat.
Until recently, I really loved my cat. He even has a cool story as to how we "obtained" him.
DH and I were newly engaged. He lived here in Michigan. I was still living in Chicago. I was out to visit him one weekend. It was in February. We were getting married in September in Chicago, so we were trying to use our time wisely. Every time we were together, we would try to get something wedding related done.
So, on this fateful weekend, we went to our local jeweler to choose our wedding rings.
The jeweler was right near the local mall. We successfully picked out our rings. They said they could size them, and we could pick them up an hour later. "Great", we thought. We went to the mall to kill an hour.
After an hour, we approached the car. There curled up under the car parked next to us was a little black kitten.
"Meow," he said, in a weak, whisper. He was shivering. Afterall, it was February. How he ended up in the mall parking lot, I'll never know. But he must have saw "sucker" written across my forehead. He mustered up enough strength to walk towards me.
"Get in the car!" my compassionate fiance insisted.
"Matt, we can't leave him here! He'll freeze or get run over. Pllleeeaaassee!" I begged.
He agreed (oh, to be engaged again!). But our agreement was we would bring him to the humane society on Monday.
And here we are, 7 years later. He's still with us.
And peeing blood over everything.
I should have suspected something. I took him to the vet probably 18 months ago. He had started 'emptying his bladder' in laundry baskets. If I had dirty clothes in them, he'd piss. If I had clean clothes folded him them, he'd piss. So, I was pissed.
Brought him into the vet... they ran a bunch of tests... they were all inconclusive... and I paid like $300 to be told it was "behavioral."
Kind of sounds like a trip to the RE!
Anyway, this laundry basket thing was off and on. He'd stop doing it for months, and then it would start again.
But the other night it happened in my son's bed! I was furious!!!
I mean, you could do it anywhere else, but on my baby's, my ONLY child's, my precious miracle's bed, this is where you choose to urinate? Oh, it was on!!
My husband declared that it was time to get rid of him. I could never do that. He's a really nice cat. Very social. He's almost dog-like.
Now, my son has discovered how fun it is to chase the cat. This the cat does not enjoy. So, I was thinking once again, behavioral. The cat was so fed up with my son chasing him, that he showed him who's boss. So, if I could get my son to stop chasing him, the cat would stop seeking revenge. Logical, right?
Until wonderful DH went up to bed tonight. I hear, "For the love of God and all things holy!.. there's blood all over the comforter!"
Not words anyone wants to hear.
My dear, sweet cat urinated blood on 1) our comforter 2) my son's comforter 3) our love seat
This is just what I've found.
So, I've steamed cleaned our love seat, and have began to wash 2 down comforters. DH is in bed. Please see Wednesday's post... yes, I did write that. In about 2 minutes. Isn't it funny that when your so inspired, the words just come to you? Yeah, I was inspired.
The poor thing. Now I have to break it to DH that he has to take him to the vet tomorrow. He's gonna love that one!
Hope you enjoyed my post about my cat's pee.
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