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- 12/20/2008 at 9:27 PM
  jerseygirl
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  What can cause urine to start to smell more other than: diet change, type of veggies, less dilution of urine, change in litter/odor control.
  
  I’ve noticed a change over last few weeks. A fishy smell I guess…ick! Jersey seems ok in all other respects other than she may be urinating more. It has warmed up here and so she drinks more so pees more. Should I be concerned about possible urinary tract infection? She seems generally healthy. She did pee on the floor near her box this morning……….but I was late in giving her pellets this morning so……….. ???
- 12/20/2008 at 9:57 PM
  Kokaneeandkahlua
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  Well for peice of mind in situations like this, it’s best to take them for a check up; It could turn out to be nothing, but often if it is something, putting it off makes it worse and more expensive. If you noticed a new smell and an accident it’d be good to get her checked out for a UTI for sure {{VIBES}}
- 12/20/2008 at 10:04 PM
  Scarlet_Rose
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  Hi jerseygirl. I haven’t had a rabbit with a UTI, but the fish smell makes me think that there is some type of bacterial infection so I think that at the very least, ring your vet. Sorry I coudn’t be more helpful.
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