Jennifer, Barring, of course, an underlying physical problem - you may want to combat this on two fronts: First - you've got to totally get rid of the scent so that he can't smell it so those places don't remained marked as a good place to 'go'. (I've had good luck with 'urine gone'). Second - I totaly agree with those who mentioned Feliway..
*Feliway* (Comfort Zone) spray and diffusers prevent cats from urinating where they shouldn't. This fantastic new pheromone Feliway spray or diffuser duplicates the smell of a cat's natural scent glands. Cats will not soil anything close to where Feliway has been sprayed. EntirelyPets.com has the best price I've seen: http://entirelypets.stores.yahoo.net/fel60mlspray.html They have the diffusers too (which I use as well) but the spray is really good for targeting problem areas. Feliway is also great for preventing claw sharpening on inappropriate items. On 1/26/07, Jennifer Madon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello everyone. I am back with another question. Midnight is 8-9 months old. I have noticed the last 2 days that he is peeing all over the house. Not like, oops it just happened but he is positioning himself in places or over things and peeing on purpose. Is this a cry for attention, spraying or something else? Thanks for all your help! Jennifer > > >
