im trying to find a horror movie my friend told me about, it's kind of oldit starts out with people going to a haunted house ride, that fake crashes, like they go into a elevator with a quot;glass bottomquot; and then it looks like it's crashing, but it's really a tv screenand then on the ride, a fake coaster ahead of them jumps track and crashesand then they go to the real haunted house the ride was built after and people start dieing or somethingany body know the title?
felaway is a spray that can helpSpray it on the areas where he sprays and also try some vanilla and lavender scents in the house , they have a calming effect not only on humans but pets alsoYou may also try to get atleast one more litter box and place it in the spot where he regularly spraysCats are very high strung, if you move their box a few inches it could set them off to do these behaviors.
My cat kept urinating on my roommates chair and a cat bed once and I think it was because the litter box needed to be cleaned out and he needed to go, so he went on furnitureHe kept going on her chair because it smelled like his urineSo make sure you thoroughly clean where he has urinated alreadyMy other cat started urinating on my bed so I took her to the vetWhile she was being medicated I put aluminum foil on my comforter (that's where she liked to pee) and it worked for meYou might want to take your cat to the vet just to make sure there aren't any health problemsBetter safe than sorry I say.
Well first of all where does your cat usually urinate? You don't give much info?? But what i can say is find places where he usually urinates and put like a like kitten box there and have like a clear wrap under the litter box incase he accidently gets his droppings on the floor, also the litter should be unsented so the cat can go to the b.r without having smelly sents around himI heard most cats don't like thatWe do this for my cat, BTW some cats are really strict about where they go to bathroom, some cats won't go to bathroom with not even one sight of dropings in their view or wont go to B.R with the slightest sent of urineSo you might need to clean it everytime he goes to the B.R.HOPE THIS HELPED!
This is a question that people could write entire textbooks aboutI work in the vet field and have personally dealt with two different cats of my own that pee where they shouldn'tI feel your painBiggest considerations: How clean is the litter box? SeriouslyIt should get scooped everydayIf they have to walk in their own urine and feces in order to use it, they probably won't use itThat's just how cats areHow does the litter smell? If it's not fresh or it's got too much perfume, your cat might not like itRemember their noses are way more sensitive than oursIf you can smell it, it's really strong to themHave you tried different types of litter? I have one cat that will only use one very specific brand of litterFor some reason it's the only kind he likesIt took me months to figure that outCats instinctively want to bury their wasteIf you give them a suitable place to do it (like a litterbox) they will preferentially go thereUNLESS there is a reason for them to avoid itThe trick is figuring out what that reason isOther tricks that help me: Try adding extra litter boxes in the places that he tends to go - like in the bathroom or by the doorsCover the old urine spot with the litter boxTo make clean-up easier I also started putting rubber-backed bath mats down in the places that he usually peed so at least then all I had to do was wash the matCats love to pee on laundry or anything absorbant! Keep clothes, towels, etc off the floor so they're not temptedAs a last resort, I know a lot of people that have put their cat on Prozac after struggling with innappropriate urination and it tends to be a bit of a miracle drug in these casesIt might be worth talking to your vet aboutHope this was helpful! Good luck!
