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  1. 07-11-2006, 10:28 PM #1
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    Peeing Issues

    I'm sure some of you have read the on-going problems we're having with spraying/peeing. Saturday I cleaned from 6:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. and most of my time was spent in the kitchen, living room, and TV room (where most the cats spend their time). I was appalled at what I saw. I pulled the fridge out and OMG spray everywhere, same with the oven (anyone with spraying issues should try this). I cleaned, scrubbed, cleaned, and scrubbed everywhere. I decided it was time to seclude and find out the biggest culprit (which use to be Mouser). I locked Kurby in our bedroom the whole day while we were at work. Came home to find one spot of dried pee on the floor. Today I secluded Miss Leila and found NO pee anywhere. So I'm going to seclude her in a small room with a litter box. If this doesn't work I've decided to confine her to a dog kennel with a litter box and force her to have to use this. Then I will gradually re-introduce her to larger areas of the house. If this fails, out to the cat-run she goes. What else can I do? I can't clean like that every weekend, and I can't stand pee in the house. Figure I don't have many choices here. I will continue to monitor Mr. Kurby since I did catch him spraying. Between this and medications makes me wonder "what am I doing with all these cats"? Just kidding of course!
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  2. 07-11-2006, 10:34 PM #2
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    I have a problem with Amy not making it to the litter box but she can't help it.. Poor girl, she misjudges how long it will take her to get there and how many times she will fall over with how bad she has to go so we have the puppy pads out for those times she don't make it.

    I think you are doing the right thing... it is what I would do if I had one that sprayed.

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    Spraying problems are SO frustrating.
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    Agree!!! Spraying will drive you absolutely CRAZY!!! but we will continue to scrub and clean....because we LOVE THOSE CATS!!!! GOOD LUCK!!!
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    YES, it sure does. I can tolerate anything but this!
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    That sadly is a deal breaker in so amny homes, as most people will just get another Cat.
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