re: What to do about the family cat?

Man up and out the damn thing outside.

My guard/attack cat is better than most dogs I've ever had. Surly and ill-tempered, territorial, loyal, low-maintenance, and keeps other animals away, including dogs. No barking and drool to put up with and doesn't need constant attention.

I'm good with it and don't care what insecure people who must have a dog to bolster their masculinity think or say. Just my .02.

To the OP: Try Purina in the purple bag...easy on the stomach.

Time to make it an outside cat.

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Kudos on the name bro.

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It stopped using the litter box and now goes in the foyer. Also throws up a lot lately

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Uhh.. maybe try taking it to the vet to see if it's sick? That'd be my first option if a pet was acting that way.

Could be a bladder infection, a UTI, diabetes or hyperthyroidism.