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#1 | | Guest | Open Question: How can I stop my cat from weeing on the floor? | |
My kitten is 4 and a half months old. I moved house 6 weeks ago and she seemed to settle in really well, and she started using her litter tray without any problems at all. About 2 weeks ago, I came home from work and she had weed just inside my front door (about 3 feet away from where the litter tray is). The floor is tiled. She had also gone in the litter tray as well (I had cleaned it that morning). I cleaned it up and mopped the floor and everything was fine until a couple of days later, when I woke up in the morning and she had gone in the same place in the middle of the night (again, the litter tray was clean before I went to bed). This time I used bleach to clean the floor, and again it was fine for a couple of days. Then one morning she did it while I was in the shower. I bought a bottle of spray from my local pet shop last weekend which is supposed to neutralise the odour, I sprayed it on the floor and left it to dry as instructed and she has not weed on the floor since then, up until tonight. I got home from work and she hadn't been on the floor, I went to cook my tea, took it in my lounge to eat it and when I went to take my plate to the kitchen and I caught her doing it again. I picked her up and tapped her nose, told her 'No' and took her straight to the litter tray, then cleaned and sprayed the floor again. Then about half an hour ago she came into the lounge, started sniffing around and then crouched down ready to wee on the carpet (she has never weed in the lounge before). I shouted 'No' and she ran straight to the litter tray and finished weeing in there. She has never done a poo anywhere other that the litter tray. I am at my wits end and I don't know what else to try, does anyone have any suggestions? Hi cobweb - I have used the same litter since I have had her (8 weeks), she has not had any problems with it before but I might try changing it to see if that helps :-) I don't use bleach to clean the tray, I use a spray called 'Clean and Safe' from the pet shop. Everything I have explained above happened over 2 weeks, I don't really know how often cats are supposed to wee, I would say she probably goes 5/6 times in a 24hr period, is this a lot? mtwaites - I will definitely try giving her treats when she does use her litter tray, hopefully she will learn that litter tray = delicious treats!
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#3 | | Guest | Re: Open Question: How can I stop my cat from weeing on the floor? | |
Have always found that one of these works quite well ....
Eeerm
how has this question got on the Forum ?
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Leave the pussy alone  poor little thing
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batttery acid and whiskers works for me! |
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#6 | | Guest | Re: Open Question: How can I stop my cat from weeing on the floor? | |
OK
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Originally Posted by Dave  ing them works wonders.....  | my sentiments exactly, house i'm working in at moment have 3 of the things and i'm allergic to them...mind you one of them flew quite well when i caught it trying to pinch my butties...sort of took off almost vertical with the help of my foot..
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pee on it yourself! the smell of male urine will over power it. like a more masculine male has marked that spot!
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Originally Posted by Leatherface Have always found that one of these works quite well ....
Eeerm how has this question got on the Forum ?
Funny | It's an RSS feed from Yahoo Nick. we get them sometimes, it gives the opportunity for peeps to go to the original post and offer advice if they wish (you have to register on yahoo though). The original poster can't see the responses on here directly so a lot of the time these feeds get ignored.
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