I have two cats, both females: the first I adopted as an adult when my previous cat died, the second is an older cat (13) I've had for a year that I got from a friend who was going to take her to the shelter because of his wife's illness.
The second cat was never fixed, so she still goes into heat. Every time she goes into heat, I find cat pee in various places - my curtains, my clothes, shoes, mail, etc. It stops as soon as she's done.
Is there any psychological way of figuring out who's doing it? Do cats in heat pee more, or more likely to mark territory than they would otherwise?
Could my other cat be rebelling against territory invasion from the cat in heat (who normally stays in my office).
Just trying to find out more about urination habits of cats in heat - it's been decades since I've had a cat that wasn't fixed.
Thanks in advance for any advice!!
2007-03-19
12:02:14
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MrsSpooky
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