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| Does she seem to be "going" all over the house, in lots of different and rather obvious places? If so, she likely has a grievance she is trying to tell you about. If she seems to be going repeatedly in the same spots, and they aren't exactly out in the open, it could be that she requires more privacy than the current litter box provides, or she is displeased with the box location. Also, she could be a lot pickier than the other cat as to how clean the boxes are. I have 2 cats, but just one box, so I have to change mine every single day. I have one cat (6, had since birth) who is not so picky; I have a new cat, (less than 1) who has urinated in our lounge room chair when the box was too dirty for her (I'd let it go a couple of days....MY fault; have been dilignet ever since!) It's hard to say with cats, but if it's just starting out of the blue, then it's usually them trying to tell you something. |
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| I have 2 female tabbys and one has started to urinate outside the litter box. We have taken her to the vet and they have not found anythingas we thought she may have a Urinary Tract infection. She has been on anti-biotics twice for a week at a time and this has not stopped her. She doesn't seem to be acting any differently, still energetic and playful. CAn anyone help as to why she may be doing this? Could it be caused by stress from maybe having 2 cats? WE have 2 litter boxes. Can anyone help with this? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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