How do I prevent my female cat from peeing on my bed a lot? Maybe she feels threatened by the other male cat?
Monday, March 15th, 2010 at
8:47 pm
My two cats, one female and one male, have lived together now for almost 4 years, and still my female cat pees on our bed several times a week, sometimes 3 nights/days in a row, right after we wash the sheets every night. We’ve been using Urine Gone for the odors, but it doesn’t seem to prevent the cat from peeing again? Any suggestions? I’ve thought about buying a cat urine plugin for the outlet; I’ve heard that helps.
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Get rid of the cat or lock it out of the bedroom ~ this is becoming a health hazard for you and you don’t want to get sick.
Maybe she has a bladder problem you should take her to the vet or just close the rooms that have beds.
Is your female cat fixed? I have heard from vets that some cats that are not fixed pee in the house. You could also try and catch her in the act and spray her in the face with water while she is doing it. She will begin to associate peeing on the bed with getting sprayed, and she probably won’t like it. It would take time and several times of catching her and spraying her.
What the ….? Throw both their as.es outside. Living with animals is pretty nasty even when they dont piss all over you.
Get scoopable cat litter and litter boxes for EACH CAT. If you scoop every day or more often than that…your kitty will find the bed less appealing. Mostly she just wants a clean place to urinate. Another thing is that she might be trying to tell you that she is sick. My friends kitty had problems with her urinary tract and had no other way to communicate it. Some cats just won’t share a litter box. Good Luck!
you should try taking the litter box over to your bed and show her that that’s the toilet. Once she realizes that the litter box is the toilet put it near your bed. She will eventually see it there. Then put it back where it usually is and show her that that’s where it is.
They might be in competition for the litterbox. Sometimes one cat won’t let the other use the box. Also, some cats will need 2 boxes, for for #1 the other for #2.
You might want to try adding another litterbox in a different location.