Inappropriate Peeing – at my wits end!

I had a similar problem with one of my cats. He is a male and at first we thought he was spraying but realized it was just pee. After a trip to the vet we were informed nothing was wrong with him. He went through a phase where he did this for a month or two (we lost one duvet) the. We discovered a laundry additive called natures miracle and it hinestly works wonders in the washing machine for taking odors and stains out. As for the peeing, Moto was recently at the vet and he asked about his accidents ( he hasn’t had one in over two years now) and after going through a list of reasons we realized that he only did it when he was stressed. We had recently brought him to a new home and made several other changes which stressed him out. Sometimes it’s hard to find out why they pee in weird spots one reason could be stress and sometimes they do it as a way of telling you something is wrong with themselves.

If it is only in the living room where Ghostie makes her mistakes, then it’s most likely that something about that room causes the problem.

Do you have an air freshener in that room (like one of those scented oil things, or a plug-in)? Cat’s noses are a lot more sensitive then ours, so she could be trying to replace a scent she doesn’t like with one she’s more comfortable with.

Is there something in that room making a noise that bothers her? A fan, the A/C, a clock, your boyfriend’s music, close to a public road?

If you crawl around on the floor and look at things from kitty’s viewpoint, is there something that may be scaring or stressing her?

Does she only use the living room when you are in it, or only when you aren’t there? Does she stop what she’s doing in another room and deliberately go to the living room to pee?

Does she only do it when you aren’t around? Is it possible her brother is following her to the boxes and being a little bully?

If nothing above seems to be the problem, then maybe it’s just a case of a little kitty playing and ignoring the signals that she needs to use the box until it’s too late for her to get there. If that’s the problem, you could move a box closer to (or even into) the living room until she gets old enough to recognize that she needs to find the litter box.

Mostly things like that are just a stage, you could call the vet and ask for advice or call the RSPCA or whoever you have in the UK 🙂

Hello to all. Guys, in 2019 you don’t have to throw out your stuff if you get urine on them. In such cases, I appeal to the rug cleaning company and they perfectly restore all things. But the problem is that if it happens often, it is quite expensive. Can anyone know any cleaning products with which you can handle the urine itself?