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LordSnow1119

Cat not peeing

So my I just cleaned my cat's litter box after 3-4 days (I know not great but we've barely been home). When I did there was poop but no pee. We have a relatively small apartment so we'd smell it if she had peed anywhere else.

She is acting totally normal, eating, drinking, playing, etc.

All the vets are closed, is this urgent enough to call an emergency vet??

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  • Species: cat
  • Age: 3
  • Sex/Neuter status: female/yes
  • Breed: tortishell
  • Body weight: 9-10 lbs
  • History: no medical issues
  • Clinical signs: not peeing at all
  • Duration: unknown, just noticed today
  • Your general location: Northern Illinois

Posted Feb 5, 2022, 12:16 AM UTC

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