Prozac Kitty

So Woody has been on Prozac for about a week now, and I have noticed considerably less fur loss and I have not seen him pee outside the litterbox. Hooray!

But that doesn't mean the smell is gone.

I used an entire gallon of "Wee Gone" which I did like, however I think that we've just got some deep set stains in our shag carpet that it's going to take more than (literally) pouring a gallon of crap onto to fix.

This weekend will be another weekend of deep cleaning the carpet which seems to help.

I just ordered 2 pints of Anti Icky Poo! Starter Kit and supposedly this stuff is like the end-all for cat pee cleanup. Better be since I spent like $50 between that and the little feliway spray. I'm not to the point of the plug-in crap but if I get there I'll let you know.

Since I'm pretty sure it's miss Elphie doing the peeing, she'll be seeing the vet in 2 weeks (and my wallet will be crying from its' black eye after the fact I'm sure). Why can't my cats have some cheap thing? No, it's always gonna be $150 when they get a UTI when all is said and done. Thank God I don't still have Banfield.

I have also learned over the past few weeks that my newest cats are totally used to a feeding time. Even though I leave dry food out for them, if I stand in the kitchen for more than.. oh, thirty seconds.. they think it's feeding time. So I've been implementing a feeding time with wet food once a day, either in the morning or at night (when I have time). They love it (Remmy cries for food less), but I'm probably not helping the fact that Remmy is a little fatty.

I leave you with a picture of Indy from last week. No, I'm not choking him (even though sometimes that sounds slightly tempting). He's getting his ear and his neck rubbed at the same time - the only thing that gets him totally calm.