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Bond loves tp rolls. He rips them up fairly quickly though. Ribbons are off limits after Indy ate one and needed to have it removed.

So I have a bit of an issue with Bond, he destroys most cat toys! He plays more like a dog ripping them opend and pulling stuff out of them. I find most toys ripped in half with stuffing strewn about the house with peices torn off and scattered about like a murder scene. Any ideas on toys that...

How old is this cat? They may be suffering from arthritis. Urinating over the side of the box is often a red flag for arthritis

Even a 50$ fee would act as a deterant to these people. Often they work for a "ring" of criminals. Its very organized crime actualy, they sell the animals on the black market to labs, dog fight rings and whoever else. But a fee deteres them. These people are only intrested in one thing...

I'm not sure a hand vac is the best thing to suck up moisture with. Plus the impeller would just mash it all up and make a huge mess of the machiene.

Thats why I'm wondering if DD didn't do something funny with a moss ball. It realy does look like moss.

Three days is nothing by cat standards. He may just need time to decompress and get used to the place. If he is in his box leave him be, he needs a private place to himself.

I found another wet spot this morning. At least its easier to just spot clean the rug. I did not see either cat eat it but found out bond plays soccer with his furballs.... He is a kitten though. It is full force coat blowing season here right now and Indy hates being brushed.

It looks more like a moss ball to me. Do you have an aquarium she may have pulled it out of? Kids can be silly sometimes.

Cuter than the possoms around here. Ones around here look like giant sewer rats.

Depends whats causing it. IC can be caused by stress or other factors as well. Its better if you can find the stressor and eliminate it or remidy it imo. IC is just bladder inflimation from an unknown cause. When Indy has a flair up cranberry helps her but again there is no one size fits all...

When you do take him try to take him with a full bladder so they can draw urine from his bladder

Have you had a urinalysis done on him? He may be trying to tell you "I hurt" the only way he can.

Bond is a kitten though and a very mouthy one at that so he puts everything in his mouth. I have to watch him constantly or he will try to bite or drink anything. I lock him in the cat room now when I clean the fish tank.

Only concern I would have is a bout of the runs. Bond drank dirty aquarium water once and had bad runs for a day or so. It had been treated with Prime and Stability. Products safe for fish but obviously cause stomach upset in cats.