very possibly due to mating season .... (more)

Posted by iZ's mom on March 09, 2001 at 12:07:48:

In Reply to: Multi-colored Urates posted by Samcin on March 09, 2001 at 06:37:11:

mating season hormones, etc. can cause urates to get a pink or orange tint to them ... *not* something to be concerned about! *if* the urates continue to be "not-white" (like over a few weeks) and/or they start to "thicken" ~ then i'd start to wonder if something else is going on ... otherwise, it's just a body-chemistry thing ~ (and one more thing to make us ig-parents wonder how much we should worry!)

glad to hear she passed her check-up!!!! YAY for healthy kidneys!!!! *grin*

Bon. + iZ

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: mating season hormones, etc. can cause urates to get a pink or orange tint to them ... *not* something to be concerned about! *if* the urates continue to be "not-white" (like over a few weeks) and/or they start to "thicken" ~ then i'd start to wonder if something else is going on ... otherwise, it's just a body-chemistry thing ~ (and one more thing to make us ig-parents wonder how much we should worry!) : glad to hear she passed her check-up!!!! YAY for healthy kidneys!!!! *grin* : Bon. + iZ

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