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Old 11-11-2008, 08:25 PM
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Peeing Problems

Hello.. I am new to this Forum but hope someone can give me tips and advice!

I have a half persian house cat called Tallulah-Bear. I adopted her when she was 1 years old (she's now nearly 4) and she was a housecat when I adopted her.

She has litter trays and loads of toys to keep her amused and I always give her LOADS of attention when I am at home.

She has recently started weeing in the corners of all the rooms (she has the full run of the house). Luckily I have laminate flooring all the way through so its easy to spot and clean up. But I don't know why she is doing it or what I can do to stop her.

Does anyone have any advice???

Any info will be gratefully received!

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Has she been spayed??
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Than ks for your reply! Yes she has!!! About a week before I adopted her

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does she squat to wee often sometimes only doing little drops,she could have a wee infection,persians are known to have the tendency to be a bit dirty sometimes,my red boy used to like to poo behind the sofa.
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Re: Peeing Problems

Not sure if this helps but i have to clean my litter tray out everyday as if i dont my kitten will go toilet on the floor next to it... or it could simply be that she doesnt like the location of her litter tray
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I have 8 cats to 3 trays so that doesnt apply to all cats.could maybe be stress related,any additions or changes made lately?
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Re: Peeing Problems

Thanks! I don't actually see her do it.. I just know that she has because she scrathes like mad (she always does that anyway wherever she wees).

Regarding changes, my friend has recently moved in as my lodger... but Tallulah was used to my mate before he moved in because he was here a lot anyway.

I will try chan ging her tray everyday... and even moving it. But in saying that, I have known her to wee in the corner when her tray is fresh...

Any ideas how I can get her to only mess in her litter tray? They have such a mind of their own don't they!!! x x
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Re: Peeing Problems

you need to completely get rid of the odour, as you cat has marked the spot she will think its ok to do it there again..........White Wine Vinegar will solve your problem
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simple solution(cat one) will eliminate urine odours,this is available from pet shops.
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so I just put that down where she has been and the carry on doing that until she gets the message?
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