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Brilliant news, I hoped it would be an empty bladder so that's brilliant.

All good news I hope.

Ive seen elsewhere someone suggested using a coffee grinder on some dry food to encourage a cat to start eating wet. Don't know if this is possible in your circumstances?

As you can see happy as Larry now.

In answer to your time question depends on the cat I guess. Floyd was catheterised and sent home (wouldn't eat at Vets) where we had to draw urine from him for a month while the poor guy was in a cage. He then had a bag on to try and allow his bladder to shrink and stay shrunk, that was for...

I would also suggest getting the urine cultured if it hasn't been already. No point pumping him full of antibiotics if you don't know what infection if any your attacking.

I seem to be in all of these health posts of late. Floyd seems to have picked up everything along his 5 short years. In terms of bladder problems Floyd's had to deal with an awful lot. At the age of 2 he suffered a urethral rupture. We hadn't noticed the problems he was having as he looked like...

Floyd was alot like this, changed him over to a raw food diet and now only get very occasional problems where he can't push something out, usually because its so small he can't feel it properly! I was worried for starting a raw food diet but its the best think we've done. He has it from a...

I know this is an old post but thought it might be useful for others. I have a Russia blue with the exact same lump on the nose. It's nothing to worry about it seems. Our cat has had a few problems with his nose where it was going bald. He's had skin scrappings and a biopsy and the lump was no...