Could be a worm in the GI tract.
or he hates the roommate's fabric softener.
My old kitty, Squeaky, used to use his bed as a peeing place, and I
quickly learned that he viewed any pile of laundry or blankets
as "place to pee." A couple of times, my bed became a peeing place.
Did you know cats can fly when given enough force and/or fright?
Vet said he had a condition, and after four years, I figured out the
condition was "pissy." He just liked to pee.
> > > > > > Okay, serious now. Does anyone have a clue what could cause
a
> > > > > > seemingly normal, active, 1.5 year old male cat to suddenly
> > > > develop a
> > > > > > voracious appetite. He'll eat everything put in front of
him,
> > and
> > > > will
> > > > > > just about attack his owner for human food. He's gaining
> > weight,
> > > > so I
> > > > > > don't think it's diabetes? Any thoughts?
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