Why would a cat (he is over age 10 and has IBD) sometimes urinate on the floor? His labs were normal several months ago.
He often has stool accidents, but recently started peeing on the floor sometimes. He is eating well, drinking well. He is on Probiotics in all his food.
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It’s a good idea to collect some urine from his litter box – you can do this by putting something non-absorbent in the box, such as shredded plastic grocery bags. They won’t absorb any urine and they won’t affect its composition like litter would, and you can just pour it into a clean dry jar. Keep it in the refrigerator until your appointment with the vet and it can be used to help them reach a diagnosis. | 09.06.16 @ 23:59
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