Cat peeing in corner of bedroom
Cat peeing in corner of bedroom
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eric twinge

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1,797 posts

246 months

Saturday 6th September 2014
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Just caught the cat peeing in hone corner of the bedroom, why would he start doing this all of a sudden?
He has had a funny couple of weeks, he has had a few scraps with another cat and felt a bit sorry for himself but that was a while back and he is now back to his normal self, or so I thought. He has a litter tray in the utility room which I thought he was using fine so it all seems a bit strange.
Any thoughts?

Jasandjules

72,037 posts

253 months

Saturday 6th September 2014
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We used homeopathy to cure our cat of this (she would pee on the bed).

Just sometimes cats get a bit funny.

HTP99

24,803 posts

164 months

Saturday 6th September 2014
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Our eldest cat; pepper, who is now no longer with us, started peeing in odd places; on the wife's Blackberry, on the draining board, on the bread bin, in the corner of the lounge etc, she was 21 and had dementia which, looking back, started to develop over a couple of years prior.

Unfortunately she is no longer with us, we had to do the right thing in January. frown

BarnFind

500 posts

170 months

Sunday 7th September 2014
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I understand alot of men have that problem,its not species specific,i could tell you alot of funny stories i've heard over the years....

fwaggie

1,644 posts

224 months

Sunday 7th September 2014
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Mine started peeing and pooing behind equipment, always seemed to be on bundles of cables (do they think curled up black cables look like old cat poo?)

No real reason for it. It wasn't incontinence (built up a barricade round one area being used to make it hard to get too, still went there).

Possibly senility, who knows.

Had to rearrange the kitchen to move the litter tray as far away from the food as possible, and put a nice bed in the utility room and he now sleeps in the kitchen / utility room at night. It's warm and safe in there so he doesn't mind, and he hasn't been allowed to get upstairs since he was a couple of years old, so well used to being downstairs.

rosie11

196 posts

162 months

Monday 8th September 2014
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Cats can foul when they feel stressed and bullied,
You say he was attacked by a other cat than that is good reason for him to do it.
Have you recently moved furniture around?
New carpets?
New furniture?


nick heppinstall

8,931 posts

304 months

Monday 8th September 2014
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One of our Cats years ago took to peeing on top of the cooker .....

I remember well the first time it happened.

I thought what the bloody hell is that ?

You know when you do the quick finger dip and to the tongue ....... Yup....

Next time I'll give that maneuverer more thought ...

HTP99

24,803 posts

164 months

Monday 8th September 2014
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nick heppinstall said:
One of our Cats years ago took to peeing on top of the cooker .....

I remember well the first time it happened.

I thought what the bloody hell is that ?

You know when you do the quick finger dip and to the tongue ....... Yup....

Next time I'll give that maneuverer more thought ...
Lol, when we thought our cat was peeing where she shouldn't a sniff was enough to tell me it wasn't water, when she was doing it on the draining board we would put a sheet of kitchen towel down so in the morning if it was yellow we knew why, unfortunately she wasn't long for the world when that started to happen.

bexVN

14,690 posts

235 months

Monday 8th September 2014
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I discovered my cat had sprayed ths toaster once.....no money for guessing how!!

OP I haven't time right now but I'll try and reply with advice and tips later.


solo2

1,001 posts

171 months

Monday 8th September 2014
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I've got this problem currently with a 4 year old female. Her brother is Top Cat but a younger male cat (I have 5) in the household is challenging him and his two sisters for a high spot in the pecking order.

Younger cat is sleeping in the doorway to the room the two females sleep in therefore trapping them in the room. I've crated both cats for 48 hours separately and the female does us the litter tray when the younger male cat is crated so I now know that is the cause.

So I'm currently working on stopping the younger male from sleeping in the doorway by using a water gun whenever he lays down there. he can have the run of the rest of the house so long as all cats can get to the litter trays, although I fear I may end up having to re-home the younger male as this will probably be an on going issue on pecking orders.

bexVN

14,690 posts

235 months

Tuesday 9th September 2014
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http://www.icatcare.org:8080/advice/problem-behavi...

The above link is worth a read.

As is the one below

http://www.icatcare.org:8080/advice/problem-behavi...

There are differences so you should read both articles to help establish which one your cat is doing.

Basic advice for either should be vet health ck first to ensure no medical reason for it.

Edited by bexVN on Tuesday 9th September 00:28

Regiment

2,799 posts

183 months

Tuesday 9th September 2014
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eric twinge said:
Just caught the cat peeing in hone corner of the bedroom, why would he start doing this all of a sudden?
He has had a funny couple of weeks, he has had a few scraps with another cat and felt a bit sorry for himself but that was a while back and he is now back to his normal self, or so I thought. He has a litter tray in the utility room which I thought he was using fine so it all seems a bit strange.
Any thoughts?
If he's not neutered, he could be marking his territory, especially with another cat roaming about.

When he's peeing, does he stand up straight and squart or does he squat down?