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Is she declawed? If so, it could be a behavioral problem.
First order of business is to take her to the vet and have a UTI ruled out. Cats don't pee inappropriately unless they're not feeling well , and then it's to get your attention.
Did you gradually introduce the two cats?? If not, it could also be a reason.
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No Vita is not declawed.
SUGAR IS A DOG. There really didn't seem any need to do a slow intro, within 2.5 hours it was clear that the dog and cats would be OK together. Aand they are, we have not had ANY troubles.
Vita and the dog both sleep on my bed with me at night - along with Cuddles, and Sparkle. Chestnut and Crystal come and go all night long. Been like this since the 3rd night the dog arrived, 3.5 months ago. That's why I can't believe it could be jealousy!
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First - rule out UTI. She could be feeling under the weather.
hugs to you and Vita!
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