Our Ebony is that way. But she pees on my bed. no where else but my bed.
Our Ebony is that way. But she pees on my bed. no where else but my bed.
I've been boo'dMerlin my angel
Oh, oh....I really don't know what I'd do except if you think separating them will work.... How "cat friendly" are your guests? If they are fellow cat lovers, they will understand and may even offer some good suggestions and a few more pairs of eyes to watch and see what's really going on. If they only cat tolerant though, separate - definitely. However, I can't imagine anyone only "cat tolerant" visiting you.Is the Yorkie familiar with cats? How familiar are the cats with Yorkies? I can only see the Yorkie adding to the problem, but you never know. Maybe like Eddie and Edwina they'll join forces against the D-O-G and forget their own animosity for awhile.....hopefully.....
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All I know about cats peeing right in front of me is when Peanut did it, it turned out she had a tumor and had to have surgery, so if it were me, I'd panic and have Leila at the vet so fast her head would be spinning!Hopefully this is not really the case with Leila.
Tubby
Spring 1986 - Dec. 11, 2004
RIP Big Boy
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Peanut
Fall 1988 - Jan. 24, 2007
RIP Snotty Girl
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Robin
Fall 1997 - Oct. 6, 2012
RIP Sweet Monkeyhead Girl
I'm sorry to hear this.I'd also have Leila checked out just to make sure it's not a medical problem. Hopefully you'll be able to find a solution soon.
Since you actually SAW Leila peeing on the floor, I would have a urinalysis done. I have found that it is better NOT to assume.
If it turns out to be 100% behavioral, then you need to ask yourself "How would I feel if I put her outside to live?"
Also, for the time being (while company is there) since she is definitely peeing, I would separate HER in the cat run. It would also allow you to determine if someone else is also peeing inappropriately.
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Thanks everyone! She'll be going to the vet, and in the meantime it will show if others are also doing this (mainly Mouser). She was outdoors for a year and decided to come inside. She does have a personality problem so it could be behavorial. We will find out for sure though!
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Thats ,I thionk the worst nightmare for we Multi Cat Guardians and that the Cats are going to use the House as a Bathroom,and ruin the Equity in the House.
I am praying that its just temporary
and they dont piss you off
anymore.
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Yes, most of them. They have visited before but never actually stayed with us. They would let their dog stay here during the day while they were out doing things. Of course we have some new ones like Leila and Mouser who are a problem anyway!Originally Posted by Tubby & Peanut's Mom
We use to have 2 Yorkies also, but that's been awhile. I'll let you all know how it goes.
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I have no additional advice to give other than what others have already said ... just wanted to say I hope it all gets resolved!![]()
You sure are brave to have so much company!!!!![]()
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What she said! You ARE brave!!
Hope things go well at the vet...........
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