Mss Pee

[Dawn F]

have you spoken to the vet again recently, I know a couple of people where problems have been missed - one turned out to be bladder cancer and the other very severe cystitis both were put down to behavioural issues first

[woodlandcats]

I could never give her up, though I have been thinking of finding her a new home (that was last year). If I knew she would be happier, but then again, she's so close with our lab, she would miss her like crazy. Besides, she's the mascot of our company, which is named after her, surely she has to stay?
She's really cute, adores my husband (and the dog as said) and, o well, I just love her and put up with all the cleaning

[Janeyk]

If her health is ok then something else needs sorting but Feliway may help.  I hate to say this but do you think she'd be happier as an only cat?

[Millys Mum]

On the leaflet it will say how much space it covers, one is normally enough. I think for small issues feliway is ok and can help but it wont cure a bigger problem.

Does she have litter trays to use?

[woodlandcats]

It's sad that the others are chasing after her  has it been like this for 4 years? 

no, not really, can't remember when it started.

[Janeyk]

It's sad that the others are chasing after her  has it been like this for 4 years? 

[woodlandcats]

I think it's a combination. She had bladder problems twice but nothing alarming was found.
But she's stressed, she is the black sheep of the cat family, some of the others always chasing after her.

Wibblechick, I put the air fresheners to put her off peeing and it helps, but can you see my living room full of them  There is one in most corners. But she pees in my sink, on my sideboard, on my dining table even!!
And everytime I think it's better, because I don't see wet spots, we discover a different place after some time where it has been building up 

Is it true I need more than one device of Feliway? My house is not that big, two rooms downstairs and a tiny kitchen in between.

[Millys Mum]

Has she had a full mot, urine tests etc?
Does she have access to a litter tray?

If it is the other cats then she wont stop expressing herself that way whilst living with them 

[Wibblechick]

When we first had Mr T, he was spraying .....

I found that rubbing his favourite toy (that he had often rubbed his head on) into the areas where he had "misbehaved" worked a charm.  I suppose because it smelt of him and was reassuring 

Just a thought - I wonder if there is something in the air freshener that smells to her like another cat?  The same stuff thts in some disinfectants?  We found that when someone used ordinary household disenfectant to clean the floor after Mr T had piddled over the edge of the litter tray (we were away overnight and a friend was on cat-duty) that he kept peeing over the edge until all smell of the disinfectant had gone. 

I use biological washing liquid on any pee/poo accidents 

Hope that might be of some help 

[Janeyk]

Spraying Feliway worked well with Schui and he had poor sense of smell.  If you haven't already tried it it's worth a go but I found you must use it frequently as directed.  It's really sad she's stressed by your other cats though - have you only recently adopted her?

[woodlandcats]

Noa, 4 year old calico, very sweet cat but stressed with other cats.
She pees everywhere, on my sink, on my cupboard, in corners....
I have these french windows in my office with pretty curtains, she pees against them 
We tried everything, they have permanent access to outside.
I put these room fresheners in corners (type gel block)
Any more ideas??