Sandy Vaughn
July 21st, 2005, 01:36 PM
I have had a new 9 week old kitty for the past week, and the last few days his butt has been smelly. It looks clean, but is just smelly. Anyone had a similar problem? Any ideas? Thanks.
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kitty's butt is smellySandy Vaughn July 21st, 2005, 01:36 PM I have had a new 9 week old kitty for the past week, and the last few days his butt has been smelly. It looks clean, but is just smelly. Anyone had a similar problem? Any ideas? Thanks. Karin July 21st, 2005, 02:22 PM Hmmm? I'm sure Ciara has a smelly butt too. but I'm not going there. jessi76 July 21st, 2005, 02:56 PM Smelly cat... smelly cat... what are they feeding you?... smelllly cat... smelllly cat.... (Pheobe's Smelly Cat song from Friends....sorry, couldn't resist.) Shamrock July 21st, 2005, 03:43 PM Sandy, The topic IS a bit amusing, I hope you agree? :D ;) Especially with the song... Well,.. your kitten could have a bit of digestive upset and just be a little... gassy? Also, as you have had her just a week, she is likely adjusting to the food. (you're not giving her milk are you? that can cause tummy upsets.. and.. maybe smelly bottoms :D Trinitie July 21st, 2005, 03:48 PM Yes, the reason for the is very amusing. The "eau-de-chat" may be because of the change in food. Unless you notice very bad stools, or he stops eating, or starts vomitting, then I wouldn't worry too much. Ah, new parents. :love: sonicsink July 21st, 2005, 07:32 PM Well I might as well make my first post in a smelly butt thread :p In my many years of being a cat owner, I have just come to realize that some cats have smelly bums even when they are clean. I call it "oily bum syndrome" as the smell almost has a greasy/oily smell to it. Is you cat an orange tabby or does he/she have any orange tabby on themselves at all? I find orange tabby cats or cats with any orange tabby on them are usually the ones with this oily bum syndrome. Lucky Rescue July 21st, 2005, 08:23 PM Kittens can be the smelliest things around!! :eek: It's probably gas you're smelling and it's horrible! What are you feeding? Is the kitten otherwise healthy, active, playful and with good appetite? No problems in the litterbox? | ||||