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A neighbor of ours is actually a vet. She lives just across the street. But when I try to consult with her, especially about cats, I always felt and that she acts as if we are being a bother to her. She does holds clinic in her house, but she handles mostly dogs, and on appointments only, for us...

They aren't really trained to screen the cats health, they will just ask owners to have them do a bloodwork.

The staff that receive the cats at the neutering clinic here aren't fully vet-health care professionals. They just follow the instructions of the doctors. I myself want them spayed and neutered as soon as possible. I might have to have the <1 year old cats vaccinated first before having them...

Another cat this morning looks sick, same thing, won't eat, and has a dirty snout. Spayed also last month. My neighbors have been telling me too several of their indoor cats have been dying. Cases where they got out for a day and spent the night outside.Then soon they are sick and dead.

My father said spaying and neutering has something to to with younger cats processing the anasthesia differently, and that it's much more difficult to locate the blood vessels and organs during surgery, for the small kittens. A vet must be highly trained to do it.

It's been a distressing day. I found one of the cats we spayed last December 10, in a sickly state today. I assumed the worse that it's something contagious like Panleukopenia. I know that damned thing is present in the neighborhood, because I have had a couple of outdoor cats diagnosed with it...

The recent batch of sawdust I procured was finer than the initial ones. And I ordered a pouch of Dr Elsey's Ultra Litter Attractant and tried to use it. I tested it and mixed 5 spoons of the herbs in one of the 2'x'1 boxes (the pouch said it is enough for 100lbs, so I just tried to do the math)...

Sorry for the very late reply. As I've been also trying for my own mental sake, not to think of the cats 24/7. But I'm happy to say, that she's now doing well, and looks healthy. She's walking about and eating fine, and no more bleeding.

One of the female cats we spayed exactly two weeks ago, has some bleeding from her behind. It is not much, just smudges on the floor. I'm still worried though.

An update on things since last month. It seems the issue has quiet down a bit. I do my rounds in the morning, and I am not just scooping poop from the litter boxes, but also on the from streets, from the park, and sometimes from residents' frontways as well. I've been focusing on having the...

Yes. I think I can I try that. But adding more sand will be difficult when it rains though, it will get washed away. I think the sand buildup comes from the stagnant water that remains and dry there. The president will also probably reprimand me too, as I will exacerbate drain blockages. But...

Guys, how long do you think this will go on or before it fully works? People will soon start asking me questions and bring new complaints.

One week now, since any of the boxes where used :(

For some reason many of the cats also prefer to poop at the gutter at the side of the roads. Especially when there is a buildup of what I think is sand. I think this is where they have gotten used to through the years. Just now I saw a cat pooping there, even when there was a box just beside...

This is really difficult. It's raining everyday. Even with a roof for some of the boxes, the top part of the sawdust litter is usually damp, I'm not sure if the cats are avoiding/noticing this. What I just do is I just stir it so at least it doesn't harden. Then hopefully when the sun shines for...

He is only one of what is now three cats in this area. And he is a bit different than other males, that he is more sedentary and less aggressive, that he hasn't moved away from this spot/area for i think at least 2-3 years already when I first saw him around. I think he was born here too around...

Here is where he stays mainly and the house that feeds him, its just across the street in the pics above. You can see some remaining food placed by my neighbor beside the plastic water container which is also for him. This is one of the first spots I placed a litter box 2 weeks ago, behind...

This is the front view of the house where he pooped in the above pic. This is the place/house he pooped yesterday, I saw him in the act too yesterday: Here is a more broader view of the street, so you can see the distance and extent of the territory, and the relativeness of the two pics...

Okay here are more pics of another part of the neighborhood, so I can share the situation, and how difficult it is. Here is the cat, he is an unneutered male: Here is his poop, which he discharged just now, and as you can see, is very liquefied:

Is it likely that there will be better and more concrete results in regards to their pooping, after the cats have been neutered?