It's sloshing about in a Tupperware container.

When I told Tim we needed to "collect" the cat pee, the look on his face said he thought we were going to try to milk it out of poor Fasah. No, no. There is a technique to the whole thing - it involves cat pan liners - of which I'm thankful, as one must assume urine collection from a dog would be much tougher. (But Samson DOES trot on out to the same tree every morning... Katie to put this in the mental note file.)

Kristie said, "Do you think it needs to be kept cold?" Again, I don't know.

To help make these pee posts more valuable to you in a pop culture sort of way, dig the following links:

(1) Practical uses for urine since ancient times. While not feline-specific, it will give you a new appreciation for the yellow stuff.

(2) A surprisingly pretty streak of cat pee over a normal photograph, via Flickr. Kinda looks like a rainbow. You can see all my search results for "cat pee" by clicking here.

(3) A webcam view of what could very well be the world's largest litter box.

IMAGE: The Dude abides.