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Celia_1234321Celia_1234321
edited August 2012 in General Discussion
Last nigh my boyfriend accidentally locked our new kitten in the bed room and to no surprise he pooped on the carpet. I woke up right away and put him out of the room and when I cleaned up his poop I noticed it was runny and there was blood in it. He hasn't been acting strange, he has been playful and eating normally. Although we have been feeding him lots of people food and treats. <span style="font-size:50">we just can't resist his little kitten face</span><br>does anyone know what could be wrong?<br><img src="http://i1019.photobucket.com/albums/af315/Celia_1234321/f7700954.jpg"; alt="http://i1019.photobucket.com/albums/af315/Celia_1234321/f7700954.jpg"; class="bb-image" />

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  • Meeko1Meeko1
    24.77.53.24
    Normally I wouldn't worry about it unless he starts throwing up, refusing food or being lethargic. Usually it's just something they ate not sitting properly.
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  • Celia_1234321Celia_1234321
    76.188.155.197
    Meeko wrote:
    Normally I wouldn't worry about it unless he starts throwing up, refusing food or being lethargic. Usually it's just something they ate not sitting properly.
    <br><br>I figured it wasn't too big of a deal but I'd rather be safe than sorry
  • MadDingoMadDingo
    98.243.69.7
    I noticed with my kitten sometimes the food was too hard for him when he was little. Soemone I know had that happen as well. It is just a little rough on them i guess.
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  • PaperWingsPaperWings
    90.200.44.114
    One word -> Vets<br><br>Should not be looking for animal health advice on a game forums =)<br><br>If you are concerned enough about it, then you should go to the vets as it could be anything from just a dodgy tummy to something as severe as cancer. But it is not our place to diagnose.
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  • MadDingoMadDingo
    98.243.69.7
    PaperWings wrote:
    One word -> Vets<br><br>Should not be looking for animal health advice on a game forums =)<br><br>If you are concerned enough about it, then you should go to the vets as it could be anything from just a dodgy tummy to something as severe as cancer. But it is not our place to diagnose.
    <br> :mrgreen:
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  • CypherIICypherII
    99.58.180.47
    <span style="color:#000000">My cat did that a lot of times and we took it to the vet and they said the cat had kidney stones. They fixed it the first time. Came back and they had to put him down because they didn't want him to suffer. I only had him for 1-2yrs. Got him on my birthday and 1-2 years later, on my day of my birthday party, they had to put him down. I was crying for weeks.</span>
  • Celia_1234321Celia_1234321
    108.32.79.39
    PaperWings wrote:
    One word -> Vets<br><br>Should not be looking for animal health advice on a game forums =)<br><br>If you are concerned enough about it, then you should go to the vets as it could be anything from just a dodgy tummy to something as severe as cancer. But it is not our place to diagnose.
    <br><br>He isn't acting any different so I wasn't extremely concerned. I know a lot of people who play this game are very knowledgeable about animals so I thought I should ask here first to see if anyone could reassure my feelings. (: he hasn't had any bloody poop since then so I guess everything is fine!
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