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Chinaman

Posted on 2009/05/08 by User

My 18 year old cat is drinking water a lot more than normal and susequently urinating more because of it. Should I be concerned? I have not changed his diet and he is strickly indoors. He is extremely healthy otherwise.

Symptoms: Increased Thirst & Urination

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