Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for July 07, 2014

Name like Dr. Munch – he might side with Bucky.

Huh? Yeah, there’s the stool sample.

So that is why a Ficus is known as a Weeping Fig.

I had the same problem with my cat. The vet needed a urine sample and even spent the night at the vet. No dice. Went home, put plastic bags on the litterbox and voila!

I had a cat that would get so nervous at the vet, he would climb into the sink and go pee! There’s your urine sample. :P We did find out later that he had urinary issues. :(

I have a cat that will dive and dig for rubber bands. If we hide them, she will sniff them out.

This one had me guffawing out loud in front of my computer!

Chill!It’s a plastic ficus, you can hose it down.

So not the vet. Thus explains Bucky’s willingness to be helpful. In his own way.

The vet has what is called Lab Litter. It is plastic pellets that you replace the regular litter with. You then pour the urine into a clean container and take to the vet. My boy has had problems in the past, but with the right food he is doing fine now.

A friend working on a medieval research project needed cat urine, as an ingredient. He put a drain in the cat box, filled it with sand, and then gave his cats lots of salt fish and all the water they could drink. It worked.

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