Cat Peeing on Bed

September 21, 2009

Hello, hoping you can help me with my problem. I have a 6 year old female

medium haird cat. She's been a really good cat since birth. Never any problems

with her. My problem is that she is peeing on my bed for no reason when I leave

the room. I started using another type of litter recently (fresh step), and

thats when the problem (so I seemed) started. I figured she didn't like it, so

I went back to the old stuff (sam's club) brand. She's still doin the same

thing. I do have another cat in the house. They both sleep with me at times..

and they both get along with each other. There always playing together. She's

always wanting attention from me, and I give it to her. always petting her ,

etc. She does'nt seem to be sick at all. No runny eyes, nothing!!

Is it possible she could have a urniary track infection, with no outwardly

signs? Do cats, if they don't like the food there eating will do this. She

seems to have no problems with the wet canned food I give her (friskies).

what should I be looking for?

Please advise!

thanks,

Jeff

September 21, 2009

it is important to give her dry food and just a little bit of canned, A product called out is cheap and will get rid of odors and stains.

Until recently we did fereal cat rescue and had 8 indoor ones.

Once they pee on something they will keep doing it on that place. You must entirely make it so they can not smell the place were they pottied on the bed.Remember they can smell what we can not.

Has urine gone through to the mattress?

You cat may be sick, are you in a pstion to you take her to the vet?

>Hello, hoping you can help me with my problem. I have a 6 year old female medium haird cat. She's been a really good cat since birth. Never any problems with her. My problem is that she is peeing on my bed for no reason when I leave the room.

September 22, 2009

Hi,

In my experience with cats, from reading your email ,my interpretation is the cat is not happy about something. It seems more likely a behavioral problem

I don't think giving dry food or cleaning the area will change her. But worth a try.

I would look for things that have changed. it could be jealousy of someone or thing.

I never use cat litter that has any odor. Fragrances are made of chemicals that could affect the cat.

You could have her checked for UTI but as she is gong on Your bed that to me is a signal not of an infection. She is unhappy and letting you know it.

You could try giving her some Rescue Remedy or calming herbs and see if that helps.

Some Holistic vets can work with behavior modification.A thorough check up would eliminate any physical problems.

Just my take on the situation.

Good Luck

Patt

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September 22, 2009

I've had probs. with my cat pee'ing on my carpet. Here's what I've learned... It's always out fault! The little change could have started it, do you clean it everyday? Make sure you have at least 2 boxes since you have 2 cats. Cats are neat freaks so the cleaner the better. If their box is not clean enough they will find what works for them (which seems to be your bed). It also seems like she is trying to get your attention so if she does have a uti, look for straining while eliminating, crying, or blood in urine or crystals. You can put a little bit of organic unpasturized apple cider vinegar in her water..just a little bit at a time, like a drop. Also, if there is anything new she could be expressing her opinion about it! Good luck, if it keeps up take her in!

Jeff <jeffs38

herbal remedies

Mon, Sep 21, 2009 4:15 pm

{Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bed

Hello, hoping you can help me with my problem. I have a 6 year old female medium haird cat. She's been a really good cat since birth. Never any problems with her. My problem is that she is peeing on my bed for no reason when I leave the room. I started using another type of litter recently (fresh step), and thats when the problem (so I seemed) started. I figured she didn't like it, so I went back to the old stuff (sam's club) brand. She's still doin the same thing. I do have another cat in the house. They both sleep with me at times.. and they both get along with each other. There always playing together. She's always wanting attention from me, and I give it to her. always petting her , etc. She does'nt seem to be sick at all. No runny eyes, nothing!!

Is it possible she could have a urniary track infection, with no outwardly signs? Do cats, if they don't like the food there eating will do this. She seems to have no problems with the wet canned food I give her (friskies).

what should I be looking for?

Please advise!

thanks,

Jeff

September 22, 2009

Sorry...having a brain fart here...what is that stuff in the bottom of the bottle of unpasteurized apple cider vinegar called?...i know it has a name...but for the life of me...it is temporarily deleted...lol

thanks in advance...daniel--- On Tue, 9/22/09, dppromo <dppromo wrote:

dppromo <dppromoRe: {Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bedherbal remedies Date: Tuesday, September 22, 2009, 11:15 AM

I've had probs. with my cat pee'ing on my carpet. Here's what I've learned... It's always out fault! The little change could have started it, do you clean it everyday? Make sure you have at least 2 boxes since you have 2 cats. Cats are neat freaks so the cleaner the better. If their box is not clean enough they will find what works for them (which seems to be your bed). It also seems like she is trying to get your attention so if she does have a uti, look for straining while eliminating, crying, or blood in urine or crystals. You can put a little bit of organic unpasturized apple cider vinegar in her water..just a little bit at a time, like a drop. Also, if there is anything new she could be expressing her opinion about it! Good luck, if it keeps up take her in!

Jeff <jeffs38 >herbal remediesMon, Sep 21, 2009 4:15 pm{Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bed

Hello, hoping you can help me with my problem. I have a 6 year old female medium haird cat. She's been a really good cat since birth. Never any problems with her. My problem is that she is peeing on my bed for no reason when I leave the room. I started using another type of litter recently (fresh step), and thats when the problem (so I seemed) started. I figured she didn't like it, so I went back to the old stuff (sam's club) brand. She's still doin the same thing. I do have another cat in the house. They both sleep with me at times.. and they both get along with each other. There always playing together. She's always wanting attention from me, and I give it to her. always petting her , etc. She does'nt seem to be sick at all. No runny eyes, nothing!!Is it possible she could have a urniary track infection, with no outwardly signs? Do cats, if they don't like the food there eating will do this. She seems to have no problems with the wet

canned food I give her (friskies).what should I be looking for? Please advise! thanks, Jeff

September 22, 2009

mother

In a message dated 9/22/2009 2:44:25 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, hooty304 writes:

Sorry...having a brain fart here...what is that stuff in the bottom of the bottle of unpasteurized apple cider vinegar called?...i know it has a name...but for the life of me...it is temporarily deleted...lol

thanks in advance...daniel--- On Tue, 9/22/09, dppromo (AT) aol (DOT) com <dppromo (AT) aol (DOT) com> wrote:

dppromo (AT) aol (DOT) com <dppromo (AT) aol (DOT) com>Re: {Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bedherbal remedies Date: Tuesday, September 22, 2009, 11:15 AM

I've had probs. with my cat pee'ing on my carpet. Here's what I've learned... It's always out fault! The little change could have started it, do you clean it everyday? Make sure you have at least 2 boxes since you have 2 cats. Cats are neat freaks so the cleaner the better. If their box is not clean enough they will find what works for them (which seems to be your bed). It also seems like she is trying to get your attention so if she does have a uti, look for straining while eliminating, crying, or blood in urine or crystals. You can put a little bit of organic unpasturized apple cider vinegar in her water..just a little bit at a time, like a drop. Also, if there is anything new she could be expressing her opinion about it! Good luck, if it keeps up take her in!

Jeff <jeffs38 >herbal remediesMon, Sep 21, 2009 4:15 pm{Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bed

Hello, hoping you can help me with my problem. I have a 6 year old female medium haird cat. She's been a really good cat since birth. Never any problems with her. My problem is that she is peeing on my bed for no reason when I leave the room. I started using another type of litter recently (fresh step), and thats when the problem (so I seemed) started. I figured she didn't like it, so I went back to the old stuff (sam's club) brand. She's still doin the same thing. I do have another cat in the house. They both sleep with me at times.. and they both get along with each other. There always playing together. She's always wanting attention from me, and I give it to her. always petting her , etc. She does'nt seem to be sick at all. No runny eyes, nothing!!Is it possible she could have a urniary track infection, with no outwardly signs? Do cats, if they don't like the food there eating will do this. She seems to have no problems with the wet canned food I give her (friskies).what should I be looking for? Please advise! thanks, Jeff

September 22, 2009

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" Don Allen " <hooty304

Tuesday, September 22, 2009 12:49 PM

Re: {Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bed

Sorry...having a brain fart here...what is that stuff in the bottom of the

bottle of unpasteurized apple cider vinegar called?...i know it has a

name...but for the life of me...it is temporarily deleted...lol

thanks in advance...daniel

--- On Tue, 9/22/09, dppromo <dppromo wrote:

dppromo <dppromo

Re: {Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bed

herbal remedies

Tuesday, September 22, 2009, 11:15 AM

I've had probs. with my cat pee'ing on my carpet. Here's what I've

learned... It's always out fault! The little change could have started it,

do you clean it everyday? Make sure you have at least 2 boxes since you have

2 cats. Cats are neat freaks so the cleaner the better. If their box is not

clean enough they will find what works for them (which seems to be your

bed). It also seems like she is trying to get your attention so if she does

have a uti, look for straining while eliminating, crying, or blood in urine

or crystals. You can put a little bit of organic unpasturized apple cider

vinegar in her water..just a little bit at a time, like a drop. Also, if

there is anything new she could be expressing her opinion about it! Good

luck, if it keeps up take her in!

Jeff <jeffs38 >

herbal remedies

Mon, Sep 21, 2009 4:15 pm

{Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bed

Hello, hoping you can help me with my problem. I have a 6 year old female

medium haird cat. She's been a really good cat since birth. Never any

problems with her. My problem is that she is peeing on my bed for no reason

when I leave the room. I started using another type of litter recently

(fresh step), and thats when the problem (so I seemed) started. I figured

she didn't like it, so I went back to the old stuff (sam's club) brand.

She's still doin the same thing. I do have another cat in the house. They

both sleep with me at times.. and they both get along with each other. There

always playing together. She's always wanting attention from me, and I give

it to her. always petting her , etc. She does'nt seem to be sick at all. No

runny eyes, nothing!!

Is it possible she could have a urniary track infection, with no outwardly

signs? Do cats, if they don't like the food there eating will do this. She

seems to have no problems with the wet canned food I give her (friskies).

what should I be looking for?

Please advise!

thanks,

Jeff

My cat dirtys in the floor. He never learned how to clean his anal

glands which is what they're doing when they sit and put up their hind legs

and scoot around. When I cat can't clean these glands they think the cat box

is getting them and they will avoid it. You might check this.

Bill

September 22, 2009

the mother

Don Allen <hooty304

herbal remedies

Tue, Sep 22, 2009 12:49 pm

Re: {Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bed

Sorry...having a brain fart here...what is that stuff in the bottom of the bottle of unpasteurized apple cider vinegar called?...i know it has a name...but for the life of me...it is temporarily deleted...lol

thanks in advance...daniel

--- On Tue, 9/22/09, dppromo (AT) aol (DOT) com <dppromo (AT) aol (DOT) com> wrote:

dppromo (AT) aol (DOT) com <dppromo (AT) aol (DOT) com>

Re: {Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bed

herbal remedies

Tuesday, September 22, 2009, 11:15 AM

I've had probs. with my cat pee'ing on my carpet. Here's what I've learned... It's always out fault! The little change could have started it, do you clean it everyday? Make sure you have at least 2 boxes since you have 2 cats. Cats are neat freaks so the cleaner the better. If their box is not clean enough they will find what works for them (which seems to be your bed). It also seems like she is trying to get your attention so if she does have a uti, look for straining while eliminating, crying, or blood in urine or crystals. You can put a little bit of organic unpasturized apple cider vinegar in her water..just a little bit at a time, like a drop. Also, if there is anything new she could be expressing her opinion about it! Good luck, if it keeps up take her in!

Jeff <jeffs38 >

herbal remedies

Mon, Sep 21, 2009 4:15 pm

{Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bed

Hello, hoping you can help me with my problem. I have a 6 year old female medium haird cat. She's been a really good cat since birth. Never any problems with her. My problem is that she is peeing on my bed for no reason when I leave the room. I started using another type of litter recently (fresh step), and thats when the problem (so I seemed) started. I figured she didn't like it, so I went back to the old stuff (sam's club) brand. She's still doin the same thing. I do have another cat in the house. They both sleep with me at times.. and they both get along with each other. There always playing together. She's always wanting attention from me, and I give it to her. always petting her , etc. She does'nt seem to be sick at all. No runny eyes, nothing!!

Is it possible she could have a urniary track infection, with no outwardly signs? Do cats, if they don't like the food there eating will do this. She seems to have no problems with the wet

canned food I give her (friskies).

what should I be looking for?

Please advise!

thanks,

Jeff

September 22, 2009

i think it is the "mother" jimSep 22, 2009 11:43:40 AM, herbal remedies wrote:

Sorry...having a brain fart here...what is that stuff in the bottom of the bottle of unpasteurized apple cider vinegar called?...i know it has a name...but for the life of me...it is temporarily deleted...lol

thanks in advance...daniel--- On Tue, 9/22/09, dppromo <dppromo wrote:

dppromo <dppromoRe: {Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bedherbal remedies Date: Tuesday, September 22, 2009, 11:15 AM

I've had probs. with my cat pee'ing on my carpet. Here's what I've learned... It's always out fault! The little change could have started it, do you clean it everyday? Make sure you have at least 2 boxes since you have 2 cats. Cats are neat freaks so the cleaner the better. If their box is not clean enough they will find what works for them (which seems to be your bed). It also seems like she is trying to get your attention so if she does have a uti, look for straining while eliminating, crying, or blood in urine or crystals. You can put a little bit of organic unpasturized apple cider vinegar in her water..just a little bit at a time, like a drop. Also, if there is anything new she could be expressing her opinion about it! Good luck, if it keeps up take her in!

Jeff herbal remediesMon, Sep 21, 2009 4:15 pm{Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bed

Hello, hoping you can help me with my problem. I have a 6 year old female medium haird cat. She's been a really good cat since birth. Never any problems with her. My problem is that she is peeing on my bed for no reason when I leave the room. I started using another type of litter recently (fresh step), and thats when the problem (so I seemed) started. I figured she didn't like it, so I went back to the old stuff (sam's club) brand. She's still doin the same thing. I do have another cat in the house. They both sleep with me at times.. and they both get along with each other. There always playing together. She's always wanting attention from me, and I give it to her. always petting her , etc. She does'nt seem to be sick at all. No runny eyes, nothing!!Is it possible she could have a urniary track infection, with no outwardly signs? Do cats, if they don't like the food there eating will do this. She seems to have no problems with the wet canned food I give her (friskies).what should I be looking for? Please advise! thanks, Jeff

September 22, 2009

it is sediment, and some of it is the "mother".

Lori

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herbal remedies From: hooty304Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2009 09:49:13 -0700Re: {Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bed

Sorry...having a brain fart here...what is that stuff in the bottom of the bottle of unpasteurized apple cider vinegar called?...i know it has a name...but for the life of me...it is temporarily deleted...lol

thanks in advance...daniel--- On Tue, 9/22/09, dppromo (AT) aol (DOT) com <dppromo (AT) aol (DOT) com> wrote:

dppromo (AT) aol (DOT) com <dppromo (AT) aol (DOT) com>Re: {Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bedherbal remedies Date: Tuesday, September 22, 2009, 11:15 AM

I've had probs. with my cat pee'ing on my carpet. Here's what I've learned... It's always out fault! The little change could have started it, do you clean it everyday? Make sure you have at least 2 boxes since you have 2 cats. Cats are neat freaks so the cleaner the better. If their box is not clean enough they will find what works for them (which seems to be your bed). It also seems like she is trying to get your attention so if she does have a uti, look for straining while eliminating, crying, or blood in urine or crystals. You can put a little bit of organic unpasturized apple cider vinegar in her water..just a little bit at a time, like a drop. Also, if there is anything new she could be expressing her opinion about it! Good luck, if it keeps up take her in!

Jeff <jeffs38 >herbal remediesMon, Sep 21, 2009 4:15 pm{Herbal Remedies} Cat Peeing on Bed

Hello, hoping you can help me with my problem. I have a 6 year old female medium haird cat. She's been a really good cat since birth. Never any problems with her. My problem is that she is peeing on my bed for no reason when I leave the room. I started using another type of litter recently (fresh step), and thats when the problem (so I seemed) started. I figured she didn't like it, so I went back to the old stuff (sam's club) brand. She's still doin the same thing. I do have another cat in the house. They both sleep with me at times.. and they both get along with each other. There always playing together. She's always wanting attention from me, and I give it to her. always petting her , etc. She does'nt seem to be sick at all. No runny eyes, nothing!!Is it possible she could have a urniary track infection, with no outwardly signs? Do cats, if they don't like the food there eating will do this. She seems to have no problems with the wet canned food I give her (friskies).what should I be looking for? Please advise! thanks, Jeff

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September 22, 2009

the " mother " patOn Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 2:47 PM, Bill Cunningham <billcu1 wrote: