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Old September 27th 04, 11:22 PM
C P
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One or more of my cats is peeing on stuff now and again. I've tried all
sorts of things, but I'm here to ask for help. How can I get them to stop?
They're all healthy, I know it's not medical in nature.

Please, any suggestions/ideas are welcome, EXCEPT getting rid of them. Thank
You.

Cori


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Old September 28th 04, 12:42 AM
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"C P" wrote in message
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One or more of my cats is peeing on stuff now and again. I've tried all
sorts of things, but I'm here to ask for help. How can I get them to stop?
They're all healthy, I know it's not medical in nature.

Please, any suggestions/ideas are welcome, EXCEPT getting rid of them.

Thank
You.

Cori



How do you know it's not medical? Have they seen a vet and been checked for
urinary tract problems?

What have you already tried?

W


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Old September 28th 04, 12:42 AM
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"C P" wrote in message
news:jo06d.61093$wV.41782@attbi_s54...
One or more of my cats is peeing on stuff now and again. I've tried all
sorts of things, but I'm here to ask for help. How can I get them to stop?
They're all healthy, I know it's not medical in nature.

Please, any suggestions/ideas are welcome, EXCEPT getting rid of them.

Thank
You.

Cori



How do you know it's not medical? Have they seen a vet and been checked for
urinary tract problems?

What have you already tried?

W


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Old September 28th 04, 01:01 AM
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"C P" wrote in message
news:jo06d.61093$wV.41782@attbi_s54...
One or more of my cats is peeing on stuff now and again. I've tried all
sorts of things, but I'm here to ask for help. How can I get them to stop?
They're all healthy, I know it's not medical in nature.

Please, any suggestions/ideas are welcome, EXCEPT getting rid of them.

Thank
You.

Cori


Would never suggest the latter!

You say it's not medical in nature; just to make sure - have they been
checked for a UTI at the vet's since this started happening? Cause this is
a classic symptom of a cat having a UTI.

Cathy




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Old September 28th 04, 01:01 AM
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"C P" wrote in message
news:jo06d.61093$wV.41782@attbi_s54...
One or more of my cats is peeing on stuff now and again. I've tried all
sorts of things, but I'm here to ask for help. How can I get them to stop?
They're all healthy, I know it's not medical in nature.

Please, any suggestions/ideas are welcome, EXCEPT getting rid of them.

Thank
You.

Cori


Would never suggest the latter!

You say it's not medical in nature; just to make sure - have they been
checked for a UTI at the vet's since this started happening? Cause this is
a classic symptom of a cat having a UTI.

Cathy




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Old September 28th 04, 01:39 AM
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"Cathy Friedmann" wrote in message
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"C P" wrote in message
news:jo06d.61093$wV.41782@attbi_s54...
One or more of my cats is peeing on stuff now and again. I've tried all

sorts of things, but I'm here to ask for help. How can I get them to stop?
They're all healthy, I know it's not medical in nature.

Please, any suggestions/ideas are welcome, EXCEPT getting rid of them.

Thank
You.

Cori


Would never suggest the latter!

You say it's not medical in nature; just to make sure - have they been

checked for a UTI at the vet's since this started happening? Cause this is
a classic symptom of a cat having a UTI.


It sure is and I would add that the OP might think about any major or minor
change in the cats' environment--food, activity, company, etc. Additions and
subtractions to the household, unusual noises, that sort of thing.


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Old September 28th 04, 01:39 AM
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"Cathy Friedmann" wrote in message
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"C P" wrote in message
news:jo06d.61093$wV.41782@attbi_s54...
One or more of my cats is peeing on stuff now and again. I've tried all

sorts of things, but I'm here to ask for help. How can I get them to stop?
They're all healthy, I know it's not medical in nature.

Please, any suggestions/ideas are welcome, EXCEPT getting rid of them.

Thank
You.

Cori


Would never suggest the latter!

You say it's not medical in nature; just to make sure - have they been

checked for a UTI at the vet's since this started happening? Cause this is
a classic symptom of a cat having a UTI.


It sure is and I would add that the OP might think about any major or minor
change in the cats' environment--food, activity, company, etc. Additions and
subtractions to the household, unusual noises, that sort of thing.


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Old September 28th 04, 10:41 PM
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"Wendy" wrote in message
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How do you know it's not medical? Have they seen a vet and been checked

for
urinary tract problems?

What have you already tried?

W


Yes, they've seen a vet & been checked for UT problems. I've tried pretty
much everything; Cleaning the spot with Vinegar. Putting Newspaper/Aluminum
foil/their food dishes on the spot. Adding a litterbox. Changing types of
litter. Segregating cats. Moving litterboxes.

I'm sure We've tried other things, but I can't think of them just now. :-)

Cori


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Old September 28th 04, 10:41 PM
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"Wendy" wrote in message
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How do you know it's not medical? Have they seen a vet and been checked

for
urinary tract problems?

What have you already tried?

W


Yes, they've seen a vet & been checked for UT problems. I've tried pretty
much everything; Cleaning the spot with Vinegar. Putting Newspaper/Aluminum
foil/their food dishes on the spot. Adding a litterbox. Changing types of
litter. Segregating cats. Moving litterboxes.

I'm sure We've tried other things, but I can't think of them just now. :-)

Cori


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Old September 28th 04, 10:42 PM
C P
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Would never suggest the latter!

You say it's not medical in nature; just to make sure - have they been
checked for a UTI at the vet's since this started happening? Cause this

is
a classic symptom of a cat having a UTI.

Cathy





Thank you for being understanding!!! Yes, they've seen a vet & been checked
for UT problems. I've tried pretty much everything; Cleaning the spot with
Vinegar. Putting Newspaper/Aluminum foil/their food dishes on the spot.
Adding a litterbox. Changing types of litter. Segregating cats. Moving
litterboxes.

I'm sure We've tried other things, but I can't think of them just now. :-)

Cori


 




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