mycatsmom
I've tried everything from moving the litter box around to spraying the carpet with vinegar (to discourage her) to giving her more attention- - - to closing the doors to certain rooms. Tried to take her to a no-kill shelter ,but they said they wouldn't take a cat with peeing problems.......then why are they a shelter ?
4 Answers
Benthere
Bob/PKB
No. There may be issues for your cat and the litter box, litter, location of box, cleanliness of box. kitty may also have a lower urinary tract illness.
Changes in your home might also cause this behavior. Even a female cat will mark territory.
| 7 years ago. Rating: 4 | |
Your cat didn't like your Mr. Wonderful months ago. Sounds like it doesn't like you, either.
country bumpkin
You've said you tried everything, but nowhere have you mentioned that you have taken the cat to see a veterinarian.
The most common reasons cats pee in the house are due to medical issues.
The cat may have a kidney infection, kidney stones, UTI, bacterial infection or Diabetes. The cat is more than likely in severe pain and should be taken to the vet immediately instead of you trying to dump him/her off at a shelter.
Have you considered changing your avatar name!
https://pethelpful.com/cats/why-is-my-cat-peeing-in-the-house
| 7 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
Sigh
west-bus
