I have her for like 2years now and like 3weeks ago I moved
but since then she keep pooping and pissing everywhere even if her littier is empty
I've try the water spay and yet she still do

I would like to keep her but at this rate im starting to think to get ride of her

anyone have an idea on how to fix this?

Capet clean all the rooms might work
I hope your cat isn't having kidney failure


This post was edited by HydroRolla on Apr 22 2014 03:48pm

Get rid of her. She's a self absorbed little brat.

First take her to the vet to make sure there is nothing physically wrong with her.

Second you need to clean the spots she's going. The smell must be GONE. Without that she won't stop.

Third more litter boxes, put them at every entry way, every window, and wherever she has gone before.(even if it's on counters) Once there is no more spraying, you can slowly reduce the amount of litter boxes. But if she sprays you must put them back. It's a slow process.

Fourth it could be territorial marking, if you live in an apt there isn't much you can do about the territory. But if you have a yard nearby which is what I'm going to assume. You should look to see if there are any spots other animals are using as a potty around your house.(you may have to look in flower beds/loose dirt) If it's found you must clean that up also. Once it's clean either make it un-potty-friendly or go to the pet store and get one of the humane deterrents.

Fifth exercise your cat. A cat is just like a dog. When they're panting and laying down. They're tired. But just like a dog you may have to get them to this state multiple times a day.

But if you do decide to give her up, don't get another animal.

Your cat is most likely stressed out after moving. They're creatures of habit and if you make too big of a change, then they'll show some abnormal behavior for it. Try giving her a smaller portion of the house to roam so she can get used to her new surroundings first. As mentioned above, a trip to the vet is also a good idea to make sure that there's nothing obviously wrong with her. If you feel like not using the litter box is reason enough to get rid of an animal you've had for a long time, then please make sure that she goes to someone that actually knows how to take care of animals.

All too often I see clueless people that don't understand that taking on an animal means being responsible for all aspects of their care. Please do yourself a favor and don't try to take on another one.

Side note: If you ever see a cat laying on its side and panting, it needs to go to an emergency center for animals immediately. Cats don't pant, even when they're hot or tired. They open-mouth breathe when they're extremely stressed out or sick.

That's q bummer maybe it doesn't like the new environment :(gl btw