Tiger is a butthead

Maybe a product to get the smell out of the basket, and cat atttractant liitter?

Suuure, they're probably promising to feed and walk the dog. Good luck with that!

I've cleaned the baskets numerous times.. but between the younger kids who can still occasionally have accidents, and the cats.. the smell doesn't stay out for long. Then you've got the fact that the litter boxes aren't cleaned regularly because apparently I have to do everything around here! And they're talking about how they want a dog.. pfft!!

Peeing on the bed may have meant,"mom, I'm mad at you for leaving me there". But it could also have meant, "mom I"m not better". He's been back to the vet twice since then.

That too. Doctor ignored me for a whole day when I came back from a vacation.

Maybe, or could have been payback for a 3 day vet stay

Blue Buffalo only, and mostly canned.

It sounds like maybe he is getting too much protein. That sounds crazy because cats are normally carnivores, but they do augment their diet with grasses and also you can count the bones from the rodents they catch...(EEEEEEWWWWWWWWW!!!!)anyhow, cut back a bit on the moist and give him a touch more kibble. Also you might add cat grass to the diet. You can either monitor his eating of the grass (don't let him have total access to the pot, they will really over eat the stuff, it's just a blend of grass that is beneficial to cats but they love the stuff and will mow it shorter than a sheep will mow your lawn!!! I speak from experience! I bought a pot of cat grass, set it in the window and Murphy ate the whole works-she left the pot and dirt behind. She threw up like nobody's business...the floor looked like a goofy golfer left all his divots on the floor! I now only let them have the grass a maximum of three times a week.) There is another option, and that is that there could be something in Blue Buffalo that he is allergic to. I know that Blue is the best and that it is totally wholesome, but there could be a grain or ingredient that he can't quite handle. I have had the problem with my cats. It took some investigation on my part but I finally would find the problem and correct it. I ended up having to feed the one cat a mixture of baby food and tuna! The poor little girl couldn't handle any grains. I would get either beef, chicken or turkey baby food and mix in the tuna...she flourished with that diet. I also made sure she had access to as much water as she wanted. I have a huge dishpan that I have for both the dogs and cats to get their drinking water. I keep it in the bath tub of all places!!! I found that the water stays fresher, cleaner and in the summer months where our temperatures can reach as high as 115 degrees the water is cooler. I haven't had any complaints from the critters about the water so I guess they don't mind jumping in the tub (well the cats have to jump in the tub, Abby the pit/lab mix just stands outside the tub and leans over to get her water). I really wish I could be more help! I'm going to check my cat books and see if there is anything about your cat's problem in them. I'll post if I find anything.

Two more things, first find out what the vet is feeding the cat while he is there. Obviously he is doing better when he is at the vet's so there has to be a reason beyond the extra care. Secondly, I checked Blue Buffalo and the canned foods have potatoes in them, it could be that Tiger can't handle the potatoes. I know that when Murphy has potatoes they sit on her stomach for about two hours and then she will barf up potato balls...(again, EEEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!) so I make sure she doesn't get anything that has potatoes in it. The thing about cats is that they can eat a particular food for ages and do fine and suddenly their system can't handle it any longer because of the build up of a certain nutrient. That could be Tiger's case. I really hope Tiger gets better soon, I am very worried about your little boy. I know if one of my critters was sick I would go crazy with worry. (I have four cats and three dogs...plus another four outside cats) I am praying for Tiger...and will be doing further research to see what else might be causing the problem.

He looks a lot better.

Alas, poop is not the problem...

For pee?

Poop

I suppose, but he did it while I was in the bed, and I'm not going to sleep under plastic. I've had him into the vet twice since I posted this,, and I think it's starting up again. blah... I've been working. That, a house, three kids and a boyfriend doesn't leave a lot of myLot time. How have you been?

And Tiger doesn't know how gross cat pee on a bed is!

yeah that would be worse...

That and working, hanging out with the boyfriend, the kids, etc. Tiger's a mess. I hope this last vet run and the meds he's on will fix the problem.

Or letting me know that alll was not well

Once he is better. I need to get the smell out of the carpet too.

They probably feed them more natural food thete and they don't get the condition

Oh, he did, but he's been sick again twice since then. I'm really worried about him.

I hope so too

It's fairly common in male cats. Sometimes it is the food, but not always.

I hope so too. Me and my bank account.

Yes, I'm sure that's what it was.

Very serious. I hope he continues to recover.

Canned food, Blue Buffalo, mostly, and yes.