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Cats Peeing Everywhere
Help! What can i do to make my cats stop peeing? They are 1 yr. old,
sisters and both fixed. Are they sick? How can i get this to stop? I change their litter everyday, feed them well, and it still happens. Mostly on clothes in my room. But this morning it was all over the bathroom floor. Thanx in advance |
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On Tue, 01 Jul 2003 14:10:22 GMT, "Aumbre"
wrote: Help! What can i do to make my cats stop peeing? They are 1 yr. old, sisters and both fixed. Are they sick? How can i get this to stop? I change their litter everyday, feed them well, and it still happens. Mostly on clothes in my room. But this morning it was all over the bathroom floor. Thanx in advance As Gail said, off to the vet. |
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On Tue, 01 Jul 2003 14:10:22 GMT, "Aumbre"
wrote: Help! What can i do to make my cats stop peeing? They are 1 yr. old, sisters and both fixed. Are they sick? How can i get this to stop? I change their litter everyday, feed them well, and it still happens. Mostly on clothes in my room. But this morning it was all over the bathroom floor. Thanx in advance As Gail said, off to the vet. |
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Hi
There's advice on this website about litterbox problems . http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/P...erboxhelp.html -- Alison Photos of dogs needing homes and links to Rescues. http://mysite.freeserve.com/AnimalRescueLinksUK Links to animal information websites http://mysite.freeserve.com/petinfolinks "dgk" wrote in message ... On Tue, 01 Jul 2003 14:10:22 GMT, "Aumbre" wrote: Help! What can i do to make my cats stop peeing? They are 1 yr. old, sisters and both fixed. Are they sick? How can i get this to stop? I change their litter everyday, feed them well, and it still happens. Mostly on clothes in my room. But this morning it was all over the bathroom floor. Thanx in advance As Gail said, off to the vet. |
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Hi
There's advice on this website about litterbox problems . http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/P...erboxhelp.html -- Alison Photos of dogs needing homes and links to Rescues. http://mysite.freeserve.com/AnimalRescueLinksUK Links to animal information websites http://mysite.freeserve.com/petinfolinks "dgk" wrote in message ... On Tue, 01 Jul 2003 14:10:22 GMT, "Aumbre" wrote: Help! What can i do to make my cats stop peeing? They are 1 yr. old, sisters and both fixed. Are they sick? How can i get this to stop? I change their litter everyday, feed them well, and it still happens. Mostly on clothes in my room. But this morning it was all over the bathroom floor. Thanx in advance As Gail said, off to the vet. |
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"Gail" wrote in message ...
infections. Also, with two cats you should have three litter boxes. Use unscented, clumping litter with no hoods on the boxes. What's wrong with the hoods? David |
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"Gail" wrote in message ...
infections. Also, with two cats you should have three litter boxes. Use unscented, clumping litter with no hoods on the boxes. What's wrong with the hoods? David |
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shared the illuminating thought... "Gail" wrote in message ... infections. Also, with two cats you should have three litter boxes. Use unscented, clumping litter with no hoods on the boxes. What's wrong with the hoods? David Nothing if your cats don't mind them. But some cats don't like them and may avoid the box if present. The cat may dislike being unable to position itself a certain way or feel confined by the hooded box. One of the things to do if a cat avoids the box (after taking it to the vet to be sure it isn't a urinary problem) is to change the box. Change the litter and see if the cat likes it better, change the location of the box, its size, its cleanliness, etc until the cat is happy with it. I had a cat once who wouldn't use clumping litter. Period. He hated it. So we had a box with regular litter for him and one with clumping litter for the other cat that preferred clumping litter. FWIW, I use extra-large hooded boxes and have never had a cat have a problem with that, but cats are such unique and finicky creatures... ---------------------------------------- ~kaeli~ http://www.ipwebdesign.net/wildAtHeart http://www.ipwebdesign.net/kaelisSpace Kill one man and you are a murderer. Kill millions and you are a conqueror. Kill everyone and you are God. ---------------------------------------- |
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A lot of cats do not like them. It is safer not to have them especially if a
cat is exhibiting problems with urinating. Gail "David S." wrote in message ... "Gail" wrote in message ... infections. Also, with two cats you should have three litter boxes. Use unscented, clumping litter with no hoods on the boxes. What's wrong with the hoods? David |
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