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I have a female cat and she keeps peeing everywhere, she will not
leave the house and she will meow and scratch everytime i try to pick her up and put her out, as if she is scared of going outside. Does anyone else have a problem like this? |
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On 3 May, 11:57, caz wrote:
I have a female cat and she keeps peeing everywhere, she will not leave the house and she will meow and scratch everytime i try to pick her up and put her out, as if she is scared of going outside. Does anyone else have a problem like this? i had the same problem... you should buy the cat repelant spray, you can buy it in most pet stores... it stops them peeing inside. once they pee somewhere, no matter how much you wash it they will still smell their scent and keep peeing there. the spray makes them not pee in certain areas. you should also try using different litter in the cats litter tray. hope this helps. |
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caz wrote:
I have a female cat and she keeps peeing everywhere, she will not leave the house and she will meow and scratch everytime i try to pick her up and put her out, as if she is scared of going outside. Does anyone else have a problem like this? Have you taken your cat to the vet? If not, then this is the first step towards resolving this issue... you need to rule out a physical issue. |
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"caz" wrote in message oups.com... I have a female cat and she keeps peeing everywhere, she will not leave the house and she will meow and scratch everytime i try to pick her up and put her out, as if she is scared of going outside. Does anyone else have a problem like this? Call your vet and see about having the urine tested for crystals or infection. Until we learn to speak cat or the cats learn to speak 'people' the only way they have of indicating a problem is to engage in behaviors that tell us something is wrong. You want to eliminate the possibility that this is a medical problem. You can waste a lot of time treating this as a behavioral issue and get nowhere if the problem is a medical one whereas as medical problem can be diagnosed relatively quickly in most cases. If everything checks out normal then you can worry about tracking down what stress is causing this behavior. As others have said it's important to remove the smell from where the cat has already urinated. Use an enzyme cleaner as the usual household cleaners won't remove the odor well enough that the cat can no longer smell it. W |
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