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To assume that this cat hasn't peed or pood for over 24hrs?

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TattyCat · 12/05/2016 18:50

Unfortunately I accidentally locked a (semi-feral) cat in our workshop on Tuesday, at about 3pm. He was found by a neighbouring business checking through our window because he was missing - fast asleep on the floor. They have a key and so let him out today (Thu), mid-morning.

So, he's been locked up from Tue 3pm to about 10/11am Thu, apparently without peeing or pooing anywhere. I can't get behind everything to check but there's absolutely no evidence anywhere, and no smell (he's a neutered tom).

I'm a bit concerned that I might have missed something and we hold our stock in there, so can cats go this long without toileting? Poor boy. But he did swipe me today and drew blood!!

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BibiBlocksberg · 12/05/2016 19:14

Proud slave to an olympic standard poo 'holder inner' here :)

My boy goes every four days on average (solids) & roughly twice a day for pee.

Vet said nothing wrong, no blockages etc so that's just his 'schedule'

Had a tortie girl up until last summer who could hold all emissions for days so they are all different really.

If your little visitor had left any 'deposits' you would have found or smelled it by now I reckon :)

TattyCat · 12/05/2016 19:20

Phew! That's good to know, thanks! I was worried that I'd either caused him to hold it all and he'd be in massive pain or I'd find one of our products covered in cat poo (and they're not cheap!).

Grin Happy now.

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Lovelydiscusfish · 12/05/2016 19:24

They can hold on for days, in my experience (for example when they move house and refuse to come out of the wardrobe!)

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