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Why is my cat suddenly urinating outside of the litter box?

Help! my cat is urinating everywhere?

  • Hello, i have a male cat (leo) whos now 14 months old and hes urinating on piles of clothes and mainly on the bed, this occers about once a week, hes has alwasy done this so when he was about 10 months old we got him castrated, this seemed to stop it for about 1 month and hes know back to his old ways, i also have 3 other cats who are all indoors, there is 1 other neuated male a neutered female and a uneutered female all living togather. all 4 cats get along fine, but i just dont know what to do about leo, ive tried to buy him a inclosed litter box to see if that helps and he likes but no change, the little tray is alaway keeped very clean so he has no excuse and non of the others cat have this problems, i migh add to that he is a unsociable cat that only comes to me and when i just about to go asleep, i feel a si f im at a dead end with him but i dont want to give in and find him a new home but it might be a my only option and yet i dont think knowone would have him.. please can someone help maybe suggest somethink that might help him and please no nasty comments many thanks

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    you might want togo to the vet its the best way he might have a urinary track infection or bladder infection

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firstlymget him checked for a urinary tract infection. secondly it could just be a sign that his annoyed, lacks attention due to other cats and trying to be dominant

Honestly, I've had the same problem with our male cat. He's about 12 years old. We have 3 cats and he is the one that always does this. I have found that something is pissing him off to do so. Maybe his catbox isn't clean or I'm not giving him as much attention that he'd like. If I cater to both, he's ok. I've nailed it down to either a dominance thing or a neglect thing. If you know what I mean. I know what you are going through. It makes you want to get rid of them, but you can't because they are family. We have a 1 year old daughter and when he does "spray", he does so on her stuff. That tells me that we aren't paying enough attention to him. I married into my cats. My wife had them before I met her. I've researched and I heard they live up to 20+ years. Ugh. Those are my thoughts. Good luck...

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