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my cat is peeing all over everything.


Question Posted Sunday April 29 2007, 11:54 am

my family just got a cat in december.
the cat was being so good,
but something changed i guess?
the cat sleeps on my bed at night,
and i think it was 3 nights i accidently closed my door so the cat couldnt get out.
the cat peed on my laundry and pooped on my carpet.
gross.. i know.
but now, last night i left the door open..
but she still pooped and peed on it.
my dad says if he catches her doing it again,
he'll get rid of her.
all i could think of doing is locking the cat out of my room at night.
but then.. what if she pees in my dads room?
then he'll really get rid of her.
how do i make this cat stop peeing and pooping everywhere?


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Asuka answered Friday May 25 2007, 3:21 am:
If she's not spayed (Which you should get her spayed for her own health, even if she can't get out of the house), she could be marking. Spaying should fix that. Another possible reason is that she could have a urinary tract infection and/or an anal gland problem. So, definitely take her to the vet. UTIs in particular can turn deadly quickly by leading to kidney failure.

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lilmegsoko answered Wednesday May 2 2007, 3:48 pm:
Your cat is marking territory , there really isn't anything you can do about a cat peeing on clothes. Once it leaves a scent its very hard to get rid of. Try putting a litter box in your room. Keep your clothes up and in a hamper. Then leave her in there with you at night.

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schulte_686 answered Sunday April 29 2007, 8:19 pm:
ok well i would take the cat to the vets cuz our old cat did that and he had "stones" and had 2 get surgery so i would get the cat checked out if i were you

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denialsam answered Sunday April 29 2007, 1:51 pm:
My cat used to pee in the corners of the carpet. My parents tried shoving her nose in it and yelling at her, but it didn't do anything, in fact I think it made her more angry and pee more often.

What we ended up doing was buying this spray from the pet store, it's a peppermint spray, because most cats detest the smell of mint. Try spraying it in your room and anywhere else that your cat could pee. That might just be a temporary fix though.

If your cat continues to pee, take her to the vet, it could be a behavioural problem that could be solved with medication. Good luck.

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hollister_lover09 answered Sunday April 29 2007, 1:37 pm:
re-train her. if you see her doing it, yell at her and put her nose by it. i never had a cat, so im not sure how you trained it, butjust start over and train her again. hope i helped<3

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rick505 answered Sunday April 29 2007, 1:34 pm:
Once a cat has peed somewhere you need to really clean the area with a shampoo machine so that the smell is totally gone or the cat will smell it and think that your room is a safe place to do it's business

where is the cats litter box? If you locked the cat in your room and the litter box is somewhere else what did you expect would happen? if you got locked out of the bathroom for long enough you would do the same.

if the cat has claimed your room as it's territory you should put the litter box in the bottom of your closet and then locking the cat in your room won't be an issue. Also cats instinctively know to use a litter box so putting it in your room will give it the message that in the box is where it should do it's business.

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