I was thinking about doing that tomorrow but have to get some pee pads but am a bit worried about the walls still or that she'll tear up the pee pads and pee on the floor. But was going to try that tomorrow if I can go get pee pads I also have to take my grandma to chemo everyday so I don't have a huge amount of time. Thank you though I really should do that or at least try it!
She's only been in the crate for about 3 hours at this point just I felt bad about it but didn't want to keeo scrubbing the carpet and the room was starting to stink. So the puppy pads would hopefully fix the problem
She is still peeing and pooping outside the box in her crate at least she had before I left, she has a cat tree in there and a few beds which she hasn't messed up and I'm planning in making a box into a hidey hole for her with a cushion in the bottom as an extra spot. Just she currently only has her litter box as the least pee soaked thing she has a vet appointment for Monday but I'm going to see about Friday.
I could do that as well. I rescheduled her vet for this Friday at 9:15am and am hoping to get a tablet to out in her food to make it easier for me to bring her there and for the vet to handle her.
She has a flowing water dish and a still water dish. I will be adding in a second litterbox when I go back. She also gets extra water added to her wet food. She is getting bloodwork for the diabetes to see if ahe indeed has it on Friday along with her teeth and gums checked then antibiotic and pain shot if needed.
I'll look at rescue remedy I've only done calming sprays and feliway so hopefully it'll make the situation more pleasant for her. She is also a little more angry today as she was in a different room but ahe managed to crawl under a vanity that was attached to the wall and peed pooped and vomited under it yesterday and refused to come out so she was relocated to a different room to avoid that happening again. She is also covered in mess from this but I can't fix it as she won't let me touch her.
Sorry she's going through this but it makes sense. The aggression and the inappropriate elimination are both pain behaviors. Hopefully they sent you home with something to give for the pain until her teeth can be done. Or did you already take care of that in that visit?
Hopefully taking care of her health issues will improve her disposition. I wondered the same as
daftcat75
. There was so much to cover in the visit, did the vet forget to give you something for pain or will the sedative provide some pain relief.
They seem to be. She was given an antibiotic shot as I previously couldn't touch her without gloves and it's still iffy so the sedative+pain killer is very important as it makes it so I can probably give her more antibiotics but if I can't thats what the shot is for. The sedative and pain are a 2 in 1 which works nicely as I can crush it up and mix it in her wet food. She has had no accidents in the last 2 days so I have hope that she'll be better. I'm a bit worried as she's also on a steroid thing for her mouth which she has to be on for life after getting all the teeth removed and I am unsure if my grandma will actually give it to her when she goes back in 2 weeks or so.
