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    Yes, I agree - the litterbox move may be just what he was trying to request!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen View Post
    Yes, I agree - the litterbox move may be just what he was trying to request!

    Well bad news. It worked for 2 days. And he did it again. And my sister in law said hes not spraying. hes flat out peeing. I am hoping my brother can at least give him until Monday to get to the vet but its very hard when you have 2 kids and hes worried about sanitation not to mention his house.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sarmcl View Post
    Well bad news. It worked for 2 days. And he did it again. And my sister in law said hes not spraying. hes flat out peeing. I am hoping my brother can at least give him until Monday to get to the vet but its very hard when you have 2 kids and hes worried about sanitation not to mention his house.
    Yikes - dp hope he gets to the vet, maybe you can find one with Saturday hours. Are they cleaning every spot he marks with a good enzymatic cleaner?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen View Post
    Yikes - dp hope he gets to the vet, maybe you can find one with Saturday hours. Are they cleaning every spot he marks with a good enzymatic cleaner?

    They got him in Saturday. Turns out he has some sort of infection. Not sure what yet. They will know today or tomorrow. I am glad to hear that its something that medication can hopefully stop and its not a behavioral issue. I was over there yesterday and he is just the sweetest cat. They havr been using the cleaner. I did not smell any cat pee when I went inside the house so thats good

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    Yay, glad they got him to the vet, and hopefully this will help the whole situation, once he's comfortable again!
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    So glad to hear they went to the vet and hopefully the meds work and starts using the litterbox again!

    Cats often associate the litterbox with their source of pain/uncomfortableness... so they stop using it.

    The general rule of thumb is one litter box per cat plus one extra... and always have at least one box on every level of the house, especially in situations of inappropriate urination (just to cover all bases).

    Good luck!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jessika View Post
    So glad to hear they went to the vet and hopefully the meds work and starts using the litterbox again!

    Cats often associate the litterbox with their source of pain/uncomfortableness... so they stop using it.

    The general rule of thumb is one litter box per cat plus one extra... and always have at least one box on every level of the house, especially in situations of inappropriate urination (just to cover all bases).

    Good luck!
    Well the vet called. No infection so they have deemed it behavioral. After a week of not doing it he did it again this weekend upstairs(which seems to be the hot zone). My brother is going to try some anti anxiety medication and a spray you can get at Pet Smart(Felliway) as a last resort.

    Wish I had better news.......if this doesnt work he will have to be returned to foster home

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