my cat, jo, is a spayed female who is about 4 years old. she is an indoor/outdoor cat. a year ago she started peeing on anything like a bathmat or doormat. i was told it was because they can be damp and they like that. well, i took them all away and then she started peeing on anything remotely damp that is on the floor. i have made sure all is off the floor. now to my real problem. i have to leave her overnight and have a litter box for her. she continues to urinate outside of her litter box when i am not home (and she is locked in). i understand that she doesn't like me to leave, but i am becoming increasingly trapped because of her behavior. i don't want to leave the pet door open but i don't have much other choice. i love her but don't know what else to do? thanks for your help! also, hiring a pet sitter is very expensive.
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