posted by on Aug 31
I think it’s a behavior problem, is the only place where you are going to pee (not trash). She is a woman and we have two male cats aa other, without its own problems. She has her own litter box. They interact very well, she is out of most of the time however. She is also overweight and moans when it comes too close to home, but is very affectionate. I do not think it’s a medical problem, but for now we can not test bladder infection. Ideas?
August 31st, 2010 at 6:04 pm
our cats do that too! I think it’s because of the smell.
August 31st, 2010 at 6:06 pm
It is not a bladder infection, it is a behavior problem. I had a cat that did this as well. The only way I found to keep it from happening is to keep the laundry baskets out of reach. I keep them in the closet now with the door closed.
Additionally, you may want to check out the litter box situation. Are they dirty and smelly? Would you want to go in there? If its been a while since they’ve been cleaned, dump out all of the litter, wash the boxes in soapy water (in the bathtub or washbasin) and add all new fresh litter.