Question:
> Let the area dry completely – >therefore, make sure that emale cat can still detect her urine, she will continue to >urinate on that same spot.
Yikes I pressed the insert button instead of the delete button on this wonderful sentence *LMAO* I meant make sure the area is completely dry before letting the cats tramp over it and make sure it is super clean because if the female can still detect her urine scent she will continue to urinate over the same spot sorry about that half-baked sentence in the first post *hehe* Cheerio! — elsa ^..^ http://arnhem.telekabel.nl/~c35065/louie.htm for the scoop on pee and poop: http://poop-pee.homepage.com/ show your cats off to the rest of the world at: http://arnhem.telekabel.nl/~c35065/cattitude.htm
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What about a third box in a different area of the house. She may not like that area. Something away from the other cat. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >Hi, >We have two cats, 1 male and 1 female, both are from the same litter they >will be 2 years old this coming new years day. They are both fixed. We >have a urinating problem with the female. She urinates around the cat box >instead of in it! When she has to go #2 she goes in the box. We have 2 >litter boxes that get cleaned everyday and they are washed out once every >few months. We have even tried changing cat litter brands and nothing seems >to help. We even bought covers for the cat boxes (for their privacy) and >that doesn’t work! We had her checked out by 2 vets. and neither one of >them could detect anything wrong with her. They say she is in excellent >health! We can’t figure it out. Has anyone had any experiences like this >or does anyone have a solution to our problem? >Help us please? >Thanks >Roland
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>Roland H. Raddatz wrote : >Hi, >We have two cats, 1 male and 1 female, both are from the same litter they >will be 2 years old this coming new years day. They are both fixed. We >have a urinating problem with the female. She urinates around the cat box >instead of in it! When she has to go #2 she goes in the box. We have 2 >litter boxes that get cleaned everyday and they are washed out once every >few months. We have even tried changing cat litter brands and nothing seems >to help. We even bought covers for the cat boxes (for their privacy) and >that doesn’t work! We had her checked out by 2 vets. and neither one of >them could detect anything wrong with her. They say she is in excellent >health! We can’t figure it out. Has anyone had any experiences like this >or does anyone have a solution to our problem?
Perhaps she is urinating around the front of the box because she is trying to mark her territory over one box? - just a theory. What type of flooring do you have? Is it carpeted or tiled, wooden, vinyl? If it is carpet, you really have to ensure that it has been cleaned properly – I mean repeat the cleaning so many times until you are really sure that the scent of the urine is gone. To do this well, use a bucket of warm water and a good enzymatic cleaning product -use a sponge or cloth to repeatedly go over the area dabbing firmly – change the at least twice so as not to rub the dirty water back into the carpet. Let the area dry completely – therefore, make sure that emale cat can still detect her urine, she will continue to urinate on that same spot. Apart from the through cleaning, you could try a few other things. - clean the area well, let it dry, then cover that area just outside the litterboxes with an old piece of carpet or buy a sheet of heavy duty protective plastic. - clean the affected area well, let it dry, then spray a tiny bit of Feliway – this product helps to reduce the incidence of territorial marking. for more info about feliway see: http://poop-pee.homepage.com/#14 - follow Donnamayj’s advice and get a third litterbox – although I believe that the problem can be solved without a third one. Take a look at the info links on this page for further info regarding inappropriate elimination: http://poop-pee.homepage.com/#4 Goodluck! — elsa ^..^ http://arnhem.telekabel.nl/~c35065/louie.htm for the scoop on pee and poop: http://poop-pee.homepage.com/ show your cats off to the rest of the world at: http://arnhem.telekabel.nl/~c35065/cattitude.htm
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Hi, We have two cats, 1 male and 1 female, both are from the same litter they will be 2 years old this coming new years day. They are both fixed. We have a urinating problem with the female. She urinates around the cat box instead of in it! When she has to go #2 she goes in the box. We have 2 litter boxes that get cleaned everyday and they are washed out once every few months. We have even tried changing cat litter brands and nothing seems to help. We even bought covers for the cat boxes (for their privacy) and that doesn’t work! We had her checked out by 2 vets. and neither one of them could detect anything wrong with her. They say she is in excellent health! We can’t figure it out. Has anyone had any experiences like this or does anyone have a solution to our problem? Help us please? Thanks Roland
Response:
> Let the area dry completely – >therefore, make sure that emale cat can still detect her urine, she will continue to >urinate on that same spot.
Yikes I pressed the insert button instead of the delete button on this wonderful sentence *LMAO* I meant make sure the area is completely dry before letting the cats tramp over it and make sure it is super clean because if the female can still detect her urine scent she will continue to urinate over the same spot sorry about that half-baked sentence in the first post *hehe* Cheerio! — elsa ^..^ http://arnhem.telekabel.nl/~c35065/louie.htm for the scoop on pee and poop: http://poop-pee.homepage.com/ show your cats off to the rest of the world at: http://arnhem.telekabel.nl/~c35065/cattitude.htm
Response:
What about a third box in a different area of the house. She may not like that area. Something away from the other cat. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >Hi, >We have two cats, 1 male and 1 female, both are from the same litter they >will be 2 years old this coming new years day. They are both fixed. We >have a urinating problem with the female. She urinates around the cat box >instead of in it! When she has to go #2 she goes in the box. We have 2 >litter boxes that get cleaned everyday and they are washed out once every >few months. We have even tried changing cat litter brands and nothing seems >to help. We even bought covers for the cat boxes (for their privacy) and >that doesn’t work! We had her checked out by 2 vets. and neither one of >them could detect anything wrong with her. They say she is in excellent >health! We can’t figure it out. Has anyone had any experiences like this >or does anyone have a solution to our problem? >Help us please? >Thanks >Roland
Response:
>Roland H. Raddatz wrote : >Hi, >We have two cats, 1 male and 1 female, both are from the same litter they >will be 2 years old this coming new years day. They are both fixed. We >have a urinating problem with the female. She urinates around the cat box >instead of in it! When she has to go #2 she goes in the box. We have 2 >litter boxes that get cleaned everyday and they are washed out once every >few months. We have even tried changing cat litter brands and nothing seems >to help. We even bought covers for the cat boxes (for their privacy) and >that doesn’t work! We had her checked out by 2 vets. and neither one of >them could detect anything wrong with her. They say she is in excellent >health! We can’t figure it out. Has anyone had any experiences like this >or does anyone have a solution to our problem?
Perhaps she is urinating around the front of the box because she is trying to mark her territory over one box? - just a theory. What type of flooring do you have? Is it carpeted or tiled, wooden, vinyl? If it is carpet, you really have to ensure that it has been cleaned properly – I mean repeat the cleaning so many times until you are really sure that the scent of the urine is gone. To do this well, use a bucket of warm water and a good enzymatic cleaning product -use a sponge or cloth to repeatedly go over the area dabbing firmly – change the at least twice so as not to rub the dirty water back into the carpet. Let the area dry completely – therefore, make sure that emale cat can still detect her urine, she will continue to urinate on that same spot. Apart from the through cleaning, you could try a few other things. - clean the area well, let it dry, then cover that area just outside the litterboxes with an old piece of carpet or buy a sheet of heavy duty protective plastic. - clean the affected area well, let it dry, then spray a tiny bit of Feliway – this product helps to reduce the incidence of territorial marking. for more info about feliway see: http://poop-pee.homepage.com/#14 - follow Donnamayj’s advice and get a third litterbox – although I believe that the problem can be solved without a third one. Take a look at the info links on this page for further info regarding inappropriate elimination: http://poop-pee.homepage.com/#4 Goodluck! — elsa ^..^ http://arnhem.telekabel.nl/~c35065/louie.htm for the scoop on pee and poop: http://poop-pee.homepage.com/ show your cats off to the rest of the world at: http://arnhem.telekabel.nl/~c35065/cattitude.htm
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Hi, We have two cats, 1 male and 1 female, both are from the same litter they will be 2 years old this coming new years day. They are both fixed. We have a urinating problem with the female. She urinates around the cat box instead of in it! When she has to go #2 she goes in the box. We have 2 litter boxes that get cleaned everyday and they are washed out once every few months. We have even tried changing cat litter brands and nothing seems to help. We even bought covers for the cat boxes (for their privacy) and that doesn’t work! We had her checked out by 2 vets. and neither one of them could detect anything wrong with her. They say she is in excellent health! We can’t figure it out. Has anyone had any experiences like this or does anyone have a solution to our problem? Help us please? Thanks Roland
Response:
> Let the area dry completely – >therefore, make sure that emale cat can still detect her urine, she will continue to >urinate on that same spot.
Yikes I pressed the insert button instead of the delete button on this wonderful sentence *LMAO* I meant make sure the area is completely dry before letting the cats tramp over it and make sure it is super clean because if the female can still detect her urine scent she will continue to urinate over the same spot sorry about that half-baked sentence in the first post *hehe* Cheerio! — elsa ^..^ http://arnhem.telekabel.nl/~c35065/louie.htm for the scoop on pee and poop: http://poop-pee.homepage.com/ show your cats off to the rest of the world at: http://arnhem.telekabel.nl/~c35065/cattitude.htm
Response:
What about a third box in a different area of the house. She may not like that area. Something away from the other cat. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >Hi, >We have two cats, 1 male and 1 female, both are from the same litter they >will be 2 years old this coming new years day. They are both fixed. We >have a urinating problem with the female. She urinates around the cat box >instead of in it! When she has to go #2 she goes in the box. We have 2 >litter boxes that get cleaned everyday and they are washed out once every >few months. We have even tried changing cat litter brands and nothing seems >to help. We even bought covers for the cat boxes (for their privacy) and >that doesn’t work! We had her checked out by 2 vets. and neither one of >them could detect anything wrong with her. They say she is in excellent >health! We can’t figure it out. Has anyone had any experiences like this >or does anyone have a solution to our problem? >Help us please? >Thanks >Roland
Response:
>Roland H. Raddatz wrote : >Hi, >We have two cats, 1 male and 1 female, both are from the same litter they >will be 2 years old this coming new years day. They are both fixed. We >have a urinating problem with the female. She urinates around the cat box >instead of in it! When she has to go #2 she goes in the box. We have 2 >litter boxes that get cleaned everyday and they are washed out once every >few months. We have even tried changing cat litter brands and nothing seems >to help. We even bought covers for the cat boxes (for their privacy) and >that doesn’t work! We had her checked out by 2 vets. and neither one of >them could detect anything wrong with her. They say she is in excellent >health! We can’t figure it out. Has anyone had any experiences like this >or does anyone have a solution to our problem?
Perhaps she is urinating around the front of the box because she is trying to mark her territory over one box? - just a theory. What type of flooring do you have? Is it carpeted or tiled, wooden, vinyl? If it is carpet, you really have to ensure that it has been cleaned properly – I mean repeat the cleaning so many times until you are really sure that the scent of the urine is gone. To do this well, use a bucket of warm water and a good enzymatic cleaning product -use a sponge or cloth to repeatedly go over the area dabbing firmly – change the at least twice so as not to rub the dirty water back into the carpet. Let the area dry completely – therefore, make sure that emale cat can still detect her urine, she will continue to urinate on that same spot. Apart from the through cleaning, you could try a few other things. - clean the area well, let it dry, then cover that area just outside the litterboxes with an old piece of carpet or buy a sheet of heavy duty protective plastic. - clean the affected area well, let it dry, then spray a tiny bit of Feliway – this product helps to reduce the incidence of territorial marking. for more info about feliway see: http://poop-pee.homepage.com/#14 - follow Donnamayj’s advice and get a third litterbox – although I believe that the problem can be solved without a third one. Take a look at the info links on this page for further info regarding inappropriate elimination: http://poop-pee.homepage.com/#4 Goodluck! — elsa ^..^ http://arnhem.telekabel.nl/~c35065/louie.htm for the scoop on pee and poop: http://poop-pee.homepage.com/ show your cats off to the rest of the world at: http://arnhem.telekabel.nl/~c35065/cattitude.htm
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Hi, We have two cats, 1 male and 1 female, both are from the same litter they will be 2 years old this coming new years day. They are both fixed. We have a urinating problem with the female. She urinates around the cat box instead of in it! When she has to go #2 she goes in the box. We have 2 litter boxes that get cleaned everyday and they are washed out once every few months. We have even tried changing cat litter brands and nothing seems to help. We even bought covers for the cat boxes (for their privacy) and that doesn’t work! We had her checked out by 2 vets. and neither one of them could detect anything wrong with her. They say she is in excellent health! We can’t figure it out. Has anyone had any experiences like this or does anyone have a solution to our problem? Help us please? Thanks Roland
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