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Old 08-24-2010, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by earthwalker
I agree with Raptureready...a trip to the vet is in order. Frequent peeing is usually a sign of a simple bladder infection, cheap and easy to treat. Her confusion may be because she keeps having to pee or is suffering discomfort. I have a beautiful old girl..Sarah who is very similar to your Minnie also 16...Sarah had a bladder infection about 5 yrs ago, she never messed the floors but was using the shower drain, which she only does if desperate/accidently locked inside.

Senility is common in older cats, my sister has a cat who is 19 and has been diagnosed with senility...she has become very vocal and wanders about at night...

Hope all goes well...keep us posted.
And, if it is a UTI, bladder or kidney infection that could very well cause the confusion...any kind of back-up in those sections of the elimination process can cause a type of dementia...
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