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Could be. I would suggest taking a urine sample to the vet. Or even better, having the vet get the sample right from her bladder with a sterile needle. That way, the blood that is in her vulva from being in estrus will not be confused with a bladder infection.

I'm not even going to ask how you know what their pee smells like...haha. If there is a concern, I would suggest getting her urine analyzed by your vet. It may be an infection.

Try the local SPCA. They may have reduced cost or payment plans available. I'm not in Florida, so I can't direct you specifically. Good luck!

No matter what the advantages or disadvantages are, you need to be trained on how to properly raise and feed wildlife. And you need to be certified. After that, there are some disadvantages. A - very cute, playful, fun to help with any animal D - can be lots of work, may bite, can have...

It means that she is comfortable with you. Cats do not typically lay with their abdomens exposed unless they are pretty comfortable in their surroundings. It is a very vulnerable position.

Cats are pretty good a defense, even with no claws. But yeah, it does cut down on their ability to use them. They may not be as able to climb a tree or things like that. So just make sure that she isn't able to get outside.

Cats are pretty good a defense, even with no claws. But yeah, it does cut down on their ability to use them. They may not be as able to climb a tree or things like that. So just make sure that she isn't able to get outside.