Keeping tabs on your cat’s stool — and any noticeable changes — can be of diagnostic help.

By Susan McCullough

For people, the term “toilet talk” refers to dialogue that is conducted in foul language — in other words, language that can’t be printed in this newsletter. But for cats, “toilet talk” is quite another matter.

Cats use their urine and feces to communicate with each other — but in addition, their waste byproducts can send some important messages to humans, as well. Although the very idea may gross out some people, the fact is that the quality of a cat’s bowel movements can reveal a great deal about that animal’s health. …

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