Why does my cat pee not single contained by the litter box but on my bed, my pillows (multiple times), and my backpack?
Also, she just recently peed on my shelf in my closet. She is a womanly obviously and is not fixed. I told my dad to get her fixed but he doesn't think that'll stop her from peeing adjectives over my room. Or maybe he doesn't want to pay to get her spayed. There are no masculine cats roaming my room so it's not like she's spraying. I think only males spray besides. She's only recently been peeing everywhere. I mull over the first time I saw her was a couple weeks ago, on my bed. She's already mated and had kittens in the past (1 litter of six, and another kitten about a year later). It's soo annoying and makes me want to just throw her out the porthole. One pillow she peed on has to be dry-cleaned so I just said 'screw it I'm getting a new one' and one of my pillows fell apart within the washer. So I'm currently sleeping with one pillow. Oh and another thing, the litter box is very verbs, there is nothing in it. I pocket it out often so it can't be because the litter box is full. Also, why does she drag anything she can find (sheets, paper, stuffed animals, clothes) into the litter box to cover her droppings? Rather than using the litter available to her? Another cat of mine does this too.
Yeah so.. what should I do? I sometimes get so frustrated that I perceive like crying because I absolutely hate it when she pees on my stuff!
Well, first past its sell-by date I'd say make sure she doesn't own a UTI, but I have a two year old cat and she has be doing the same thing since we got her. My vet said it be a behavioral issue and to put her on kitty Prozac. which I think is bizarre so I haven't tried it yet. Make certain that you get rid of the smell, I use odorzout, its a granule that you shake over the area and agree to it sit for 24 hours then vacuum it up. It works great, even on the bed! If you figure out a way to cause her stop let me know!
It sounds like a urinary tract infection, my most recent rescue cat get one before being spayed; just some undeveloped antibiotics and a quick vet exam took care of that and she has not have one since being "fixed".
Answers: OK inform your dad that I lately took my cat to the Humane Society and had my cat spayed for $20 under the low cost program. I am sure that in that are animal organizations who do similar things in your area. I am within Michigan. Now heres the next issue...cats rarely pee outside their litterbox unless in attendance is a problem. Its very likely that she has a Urinary Tract Infection. Also you should be using unscented litter because some cats don't similar to smells and won't use scented. And you mentioned "another cat"...its possible she won't share with another cat, and you should try getting 2 litterboxes. There is something else to remember..if your cat pees somewhere, she is probably going to come stern to that spot and pee again and again. YOu have to get rid of that scent with an enzymatic cleaner resembling Natures Miracle.
OK so I know this is a lot of info and to sum it up, heres my advice...call around to animal organization and see who is willing to do a low cost spay. If there are underlying issues they will be discovered when you get her within for a spay. Start with that and go from there. Good luck. Don't throw her out a pane...she will just be another statistic that ends up put to sleep in a shelter along with the kittens she will own. Oh and yes, females spray too...just not as often but they do!
I do hope you have a vet. This is not regular behavior for a cat and she may be in some sort of distress. If you don't have a vet, look in the ashen pages and get one immediately. Explain the situation on the phone. They will probably transmit you to bring her in. Sadly this is a holiday weekend and you may not be able to get an appointment until subsequent week. Also I was going to ask if you got her from a shelter. If she have these kinds of behavior while she was there, they enjoy the responsibility to inform you about them. But the bottom line is get her to a vet as soon as possible.
talk 2 ur vet
