I am struggling here...and really need some advice.  I also think that
have to give a lot of history just to get you all up to speed.  Please
if you have a few minutes, read this and share your insight an
thoughts with me - I can use all of the help I can get!

I adopted two 3 year old silver tipped persian brothers from a shelte
(they were found abandonned) in mid-March.  They were front declawed b
previous owners.  I have never owned or wanted to own a purebred, bu
these guys stole my heart in the shelter...anyway, I have had urinatio
problems pretty much since I got them, though it took me some time t
realize that the "cat smell" wasn't just from now owning cats but wa
from the cats peeing outside of their box.  They peed on carpets and m
couch, and on occasion, on my bed.  I couldn't figure out WHAT was goin
on but tried a lot of solutions.  I changed their litter, added a bo
(for a total of 2), tried different litters in different boxes, go
Feliway, removed the carpets, throw rug and down comforter, adde
another litter box (for a total of 3), scooped the litter once, twic
then three times a day, took them to the vet.  Cyrus had crystals and
very high Ph; Leo had a slightly high Ph.  Ah ha!  A UTI.  Easil
solved.  At this point, I still didn't know who was peeing (if it wa
both or only one).  I put them both on prescription wet and dry foo
but the peeing kept up.  So, I added methioform to their diets to u
the prescription factor.  

Still, I had pee.  The longer this has gone on, the more I figured out
The pee has been narrowed to three spots:  the couch (usually the spo
that Cyrus liked to sleep), the bed (usually in the spot where Cyru
liked to sleep, though Leo sleeps every night in another spot on th
bed close to me, Cyrus only naps on the bed and sleeps nights on
chair right next to the bed), and in the closet against the wall besid
one of the litter boxes (located in a pantry type closet with an ope
door).  To minimize the incidents and risks, I have kept the bedroo
door closed when I am not home (though once or twice he peed on it whe
I was home!) and tilting up the couch cushions when I am not home.  
also had the couch professionally cleaned and enzymed to rid it o
smells.  Each time I think I have made progress and have loosened m
precautions, it is merely a matter of time before it begins again.  
think (almost positively) that it is Leo that is doing the peein
(though I keep thinking I need a nanny-cam to be sure).  I see Cyru
use the box and he is way mellower overall.  Leo is super needy an
lovey and a little more desiring of attention most of the time.  Oh,
should mention, I am single and have a pretty hectic life.  I am ofte
not home all day long and occasionally stay at my boyfriend's for th
night.  He too has a cat so we try to be fair about spending time wit
each other and making sure that we aren't abandoning our cats in th
meantime.

The latest idea is to put Leo on anti-anxiety medications once a day
yes, I have my cat on Prozac.  But, the downfall is that Leo is th
WORST pill taker.  I mean, if he wasn't anxious before-hand, he woul
be after the ordeal each night of trying to give him this pill.  
tried putting  a towel around him on the counter to force the pill.  
also tried hiding it in "treats" or other food to get it in.
Unfortunately, I have found that the only way I can get it in him is t
disolve it in tuna water; I think that the tuna smells so strong an
good that it goes right down.  However, here is the clincher.  Fish i
not good for cats with UTI's.  Though I don't worry so much about Le
and all of that (since he really barely had one to begin with), I hav
had an impossible time not giving some tuna to Cyrus too because he ca
smell it, even though he doesn't take the Prozac.  So, I've been givin
it to Cy too, and now, smart cat that he is, he doesn't want othe
prescription anti-UTY wet food in the morning because he knows that th
tuna exists.  He does eat the prescription anti-UTI dry food in th
meantime, but since he has a propensity towards UTI's, I worry abou
the tuna thing.  Tonight, I put the methioform with the fish, which
probably did very little, but it was a step.  

So, my questions (if you've gotten this far) are...
Any ideas about this pee problem?  
Any other trick foods that's smell may overpower that of the medicine
enough to give to Leo, without risking Cy's health?  
Any thoughts at all???!!

I feel like I read all the time about cats having urinary problems, but
neither I, nor anyone I personally know, has ever had them.  So...here I
am with a "common" problem and no practical knowledge or advice.  I love
these kitties to pieces and take my commitment to adopt them very
seriously, yet, people keep saying "why don't you get rid of one. they
are probably marking which you can't stop without removing one".  I
just don't want to believe this.  Partly because I love them each so
much for different reasons and can't imagine choosing one over the
other, but also because I actually think that they like each other.
They occasionally bicker slightly (swatting annoyedly at each other)
and occasionally sleep on top of each other, each cleaning the other
and mostly coexist fine.  So...I am hoping you all have some ideas for
my so so sweet boys!!!  

Thank you so much in advance.