I have a co worker who have 2 cats for about one or two years now and for about a year, one of their cats have been peeing/pooping on and off on carpet, clothes, etc.
They have taken that cat to the vet, had him tested twice for infections (once was kidney infection, second time found out his bladder was swollen), and given medicine to help. Later on, the vet said itâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s because heâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s depressed and not due to health issues.
Unfortunately, it has been one year now and the cat is still peeing/pooping. They've kept him in their unfinished basement with a litter box, a cat condo and he is still peeing. They've sprayed pheromones all over often which is supposed to relax him and stop him from peeing.. He improved for a while then went back to peeing/pooping.
One owner has called their vet about this recently and was told by a vet assistant that there are several options-
HELP.. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
They have taken that cat to the vet, had him tested twice for infections (once was kidney infection, second time found out his bladder was swollen), and given medicine to help. Later on, the vet said itâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s because heâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s depressed and not due to health issues.
Unfortunately, it has been one year now and the cat is still peeing/pooping. They've kept him in their unfinished basement with a litter box, a cat condo and he is still peeing. They've sprayed pheromones all over often which is supposed to relax him and stop him from peeing.. He improved for a while then went back to peeing/pooping.
One owner has called their vet about this recently and was told by a vet assistant that there are several options-
- take him to a cat psychologist which is very costly
- Take him to a shelter
- Put him to sleep
- That vet assistant bluntly told him that the best option is to put that cat to sleep.
HELP.. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.