My kitty who is a male bi color is 7 mos old. We got him and his sister when they were both 8 weeks old. I have an older male as well. I have 3 litter boxes. My little Henry is peeing in the litter boxes, outside the litter boxes, bathtubs, bath room and kitchen floors. This is a new behavior. When I catch him I tell him no and place him in the litter box. Any idea what is going on?
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Please help urinating behavior
- Thread starter nanazoe
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Step one is to get him to the vet to have him evaluated for a UTI. Often cats who suddenly develop box problems are suffering from one.
If a UTI is ruled out, it is a behavioral issue and there are many approaches to take.
One point: be sure to clean up with an enzymatic cleaner that breaks down the urine. Otherwise Henry with his sensitive cat nose might be attracted back to that spot.
If a UTI is ruled out, it is a behavioral issue and there are many approaches to take.
One point: be sure to clean up with an enzymatic cleaner that breaks down the urine. Otherwise Henry with his sensitive cat nose might be attracted back to that spot.
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Are they all fixed?
I think he's done this before, with both weeing and pooing?
http://www.thecatsite.com/t/300939/stop-using-litterbox
http://www.thecatsite.com/t/301567/argh-litter-box-troubles-again-please-help
Any idea what helped then?
http://www.thecatsite.com/t/300939/stop-using-litterbox
http://www.thecatsite.com/t/301567/argh-litter-box-troubles-again-please-help
Any idea what helped then?
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Yes Mani he did and the situation resolved itself. He is fixed. I switched litter about a month ago and I'm wondering if that is part of it. I'm calling the vet in the AM. How do they check for a UTI in a cat?
