Cat Wetting himself

Hi my cat is 2 Years old and he has suddenly started wetting himself while he's asleep as though he is completely unaware. It doesn't smell of urine at all it barely smells of anything? 

It has happened 3-4 times in the last 24 hours?

He has access to his litter tray at all times and has water available to him whenever he wants it.

Please help! 

Hi there and welcome to TCS. I'm sorry it's a health problem that brought you here. I would definately get him to a vet asap. Good luck and I hope he's feeling better soon.

Hey, the vet doesn't open up again until Monday for me but I don't suppose anyone has an idea of what it could be?

He is fine with himself, normal running around behaviour. It's literally when he settles down for a nap he wakes up and doesn't realise he's wet himself

Is he still peeing in the litter box at other times when he's not sleeping?

Yeah he still goes to the litter box when he needs a wee usually. Its just random that it doesn't smell of urine at all and he doesn't move off it or notice he has done it.

Some bladder issues can be very serious in cat (usually blockages). I don't really know what could cause your kitty's problem. Is there an weekend vet you can call and they could at least tell you if he needs to be seen right away or not? I haven't heard of this problem before so I'm not sure what could cause it.

I hope this doesn't sound like a dumb question but if it doesn't smell like urine at all, are you positive it is urine?

Yeah i caught "red handed" as it were. He had been asleep on my computer chair and the patch was under him on the cushion he was on near his bits

I wish I had an answer for you (besides talking to a vet). I hope someone else here can help you soon.

I don't think he's blocked either because he is urinating. I just meant that bladder issues could be serious especially if they are blocked. I agree a vet visit as soon as possible.

My cat had urinary incontinence while she was having a kidney Infection. It resolved after 6 weeks of antibiotics. In her case wetting was the only symptom.