How much is it for a cat check up at the vets?

charlotte1994

daisy_jean wrote: »

Our cat went for a weight check last night, ended up having an injection to try and sedate him slightly (attempted blood tests... Didn't happen!) and we were given a prescription of Nutracalm - all that only cost us £24.70. We are in the north of England, not sure on regional variations.

That's a good price! I'm in the north too (:

charlotte1994

mangog wrote: »

My rescue cat had some issues with peeing on the sofa when we first got him. Its such hard work but if you can figure out what triggers it you should be able to fix it too. My boy hasn't done it since - we changed his litter, I think the stuff we used before was too hard on his paws, but we also think he was just stressed by the new house and new smells.

This thread on petforums.co.uk is full of tips and info from very knowledgeable cat people - they helped me solve my issue!

https://www.petforums.co.uk/threads/is-your-cat-peeing-or-pooing-in-the-house-this-is-the-house-soiling-thread.371806/

Do take her to the vet to be checked though, just to be safe. My vet charges about £35 for a check up.

I think it was the litter she didn't like, we have a 3 storey house so I put a litter tray on each floor, I've scrubbed the sofa with some bio liquid and some orange smelling stuff and she hasn't been on it since, only in her litter tray which is great. I'll still get her checked, just to be sure!!

SensibleSarah

Was about to suggest adding more litter trays with different litter in to see if it was that. Some cats won't wee and poo in the same tray.