Help! My four year old (neutered) male cat has started to urinate wherever
he feels. The litter is cleaned daily and he is in perfect health. Does
anyone have any suggestions to help stop this problem?
Sherry - 05 Dec 2004 15:09 GMT
>Help! My four year old (neutered) male cat has started to urinate wherever
>he feels. The litter is cleaned daily and he is in perfect health. Does
>anyone have any suggestions to help stop this problem?
Your kitty is showing you textbook symptoms of urinary tract problems. I almost
guarantee it. The same thing happened with mine once, and I've read your story
over and over on groups. Get him to the vet, get him treated ASAP. If you
don't, he'll not only suffer but the longer he pees out of the box, the more
likely it is to become a "habit."
Sherry
Jodie - 05 Dec 2004 15:29 GMT
ITA with Sherry. He looks to be in perfect health, but he likely has a UTI.
Take him to the vet.
M.C. Mullen - 05 Dec 2004 16:45 GMT
| Help! My four year old (neutered) male cat has started to urinate wherever
| he feels. The litter is cleaned daily and he is in perfect health. Does
| anyone have any suggestions to help stop this problem?
No other way than to get him to the vet, soon.
Carola
Luvskats00 - 05 Dec 2004 16:54 GMT
"Tom T" tthibideau@cogeco.ca
writes
>Help! My four year old (neutered) male cat has started to urinate wherever
>he feels. The litter is cleaned daily and he is in perfect health. Does
>anyone have any suggestions to help stop this problem?
Did the vet say that the cat was in "perfect health"? If so, what did the vet
say about the cat "peeing everywhere"? Curious minds want to know.
Mike Z. Helm - 07 Dec 2004 07:13 GMT
On 05 Dec 2004 16:54:59 GMT, luvskats00@aol.com (Luvskats00)
>"Tom T" tthibideau@cogeco.ca
>writes
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>Did the vet say that the cat was in "perfect health"? If so, what did the vet
>say about the cat "peeing everywhere"? Curious minds want to know.
amazing how people assume their cat is in perfect health when clearly
there is something wrong with it.
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There's no way to delay that trouble comin' everyday
Java - 05 Dec 2004 18:23 GMT
It's a unirary problem. Been there, had it cured, see your vet ASAP
Java
> Help! My four year old (neutered) male cat has started to urinate wherever
> he feels. The litter is cleaned daily and he is in perfect health. Does
> anyone have any suggestions to help stop this problem?
rpl - 05 Dec 2004 19:20 GMT
> Help! My four year old (neutered) male cat has started to urinate wherever
> he feels. The litter is cleaned daily and he is in perfect health. Does
> anyone have any suggestions to help stop this problem?
Is he peeing or spraying?
If he's peeing then (as everybody else has said) it's something a vet
should look into.
If he's spraying then it's something you should look into; have you
changed catfoods or furniture-polish or kittylitter brand, etc. recently
sort of thing.
pat
Bill - 06 Dec 2004 00:19 GMT
This is definitely a urinary infection that the Vet can fix.

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> Help! My four year old (neutered) male cat has started to urinate wherever
> he feels. The litter is cleaned daily and he is in perfect health. Does
> anyone have any suggestions to help stop this problem?