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My cat has a history of very expensive urethral blockages as well (fully blocked on public holidays late at night multiple times). I got different advice from the regular vets vs the emergency vets, and different information depending on the vet as to the cause, and the solution. Anyway, I eventually worked out what was causing him to block - heat stress. Which not a single vet had suggested. So he's got his own air conditioner now, which works out cheaper (and less stressful for me) than vet trips. I'd suggest looking at potential physical stress for them - they're cats, their 'stress' cause might be very simple rather than the stress from a complicated life that a human might have.
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