1 year old-fashioned cat peeing everywhere minister to please?
my sisters cat came to live with us shes been living here 6 months immediately and she keeps peeing all over the bathroom i clean her box everyday in a minute and shes still doing it? this has been going on for a 2 weeks. i have an alternative questions can i give her a bath she smells resembling cat me. please help me.
Yes, cats can take baths. They don't really like it though.
Your sister's cat might have a urinary tract infection. I would take her to the vet.
Remember, do not bring upset with the animal for this behavior. It is not their fault.
She could have a urinary tract infection, or cystitis (inflammation of the lower urinary tract). A trip to the Vet is within order to rule out any possible medical reasons. Also, feeding a dignified quality food can also help prevent urinary problems in cats. Cats don't have need of baths for any reason unless they've been rollin' in the mud. They are across the world clean creatures. If you want her to obtain your scent, or that of any other animal in the household, use a watery cloth and wipe down yourself, or your pets and then wipe down the new cat and vice versa. If she's been at hand for 6 months and just started the behavior, it could very well be a medical problem.
Shake some pepper where she is peeing at. This works for my cats. They aversion the smell. Also, try putting some tin foil down where she pees. Cats hate to walk on it.
The cat may hold a grudge on your sister and that may be the reason for her react the way she is. You can give the cat a bath. I doubt she would approaching it though. If it's necessary, then do it.
Answers: Peeing outside of the box is a symptom of a urinary tract infection.
Cat's shouldn't smell so that could also be a symptom of something wrong.
Take her to the vet.
nick the cat to the vet asap...also spay her if she hasn't already been spayed...this will stop 'marking' behavoirs like wahatshe is doing immediately to attract potential mates.
