Hi, friends....
We have two cats. One is 13 and one is 11, and we have had the youngest since she was born.
For several years, in our old house and in our new house (We've been here over 2 years) the youngest, Dutchess (a Cornish Rex), has been urinating SOME OF THE TIME just next to the box.
We clean out the box at least five or six times a day...and for the last 6 months or so, I put down a bed pad under to box..to absorbe the urine...and when I clean the box, I also just throw away the soiled pad..A lot of time, just after I clean the box, she'll come in and ...still go on the pad! About 30 % of the time, she will go in the box.
We have taken her to the vet time and time again (there is nothing wrong with her internally and she does not have any kind of infection) and have tried many different things, all to no avail. So, we simply just accepted the fact that this is something she does, and thank our lucky stars that she goes next to the box and not in the middle of the living room! We have never yelled or punished her for this...If any of you have encountered this same problem and have any suggestions, any at all, please be kind enough to get in touch with me at [email protected].
We would be very appreciative and thankful for any and all suggestions.
Meow to you all...
Selma
We have two cats. One is 13 and one is 11, and we have had the youngest since she was born.
For several years, in our old house and in our new house (We've been here over 2 years) the youngest, Dutchess (a Cornish Rex), has been urinating SOME OF THE TIME just next to the box.
We clean out the box at least five or six times a day...and for the last 6 months or so, I put down a bed pad under to box..to absorbe the urine...and when I clean the box, I also just throw away the soiled pad..A lot of time, just after I clean the box, she'll come in and ...still go on the pad! About 30 % of the time, she will go in the box.
We have taken her to the vet time and time again (there is nothing wrong with her internally and she does not have any kind of infection) and have tried many different things, all to no avail. So, we simply just accepted the fact that this is something she does, and thank our lucky stars that she goes next to the box and not in the middle of the living room! We have never yelled or punished her for this...If any of you have encountered this same problem and have any suggestions, any at all, please be kind enough to get in touch with me at [email protected].
We would be very appreciative and thankful for any and all suggestions.
Meow to you all...
Selma