WHY WONT THE CAT STOP PEEING IN MY ROOm?

Question

how do i get him 2 stop? my room smells soooooooooo bad, how can i get rid of the smell?

he doesnt have nay infection, my room is perfectly clean(he does it either on the NEW chair or on the middle of my wood floor)
he never spends any time in my room exept for when he needs to pee(hes pooped in there too)

and his 2 litter boxes r cleaned every day

i keep keep my door shut at night because my cat will either bang on my door from outside it(she slams into it trying to get in) or starts tearing paper when she gets board so she needs 2 b able 2 go in or out

he is 3 years old, uses his litter box all the time exept like once every other day when he uses my room, his litter boxes r easily acessable and he has the option of one out in the open or on ein a closet

yes hes fixed nad its my bros cat so i dont have the option 2 get rid of him(i would never do that anway hed be the sweetest cat in the world if it wasent for the peeing)

Answer 1

Hi there...cats inappropriately urinate due to several possibilities: the box isn't clean enough, the box is not easily accessible, if there are multiple cats competing for the box, type of litter, location of litter box, if it's covered some cats feel claustrophobic and if it's uncovered it may not be private enough, was declawed, not neutered, or it's a medical problem such as a urinary tract infection or something more serious.

More on house soiling problems by Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine for Feline Health: http://www.vet.cornell.edu/fhc/brochures/housesoiling.html

Consider using Nature's Miracle for Cats found worldwide at any pet store. It's an enzymatic neutralizer which breaks down urine proteins. It works by pouring the solution on the affected areas and then allow to air dry. Repeated applications may be necessary depending on how heavily soiled the areas are.

Here's the product's website: http://www.petmountain.com/brands/93/1/Nature's-Miracle.html

[edit] if he's been evaluated for urinary disorders then he may benefit from a short term treatment of anti-depressant to help with unknown anxieties. http://www.sniksnak.com/cathealth/inappro-elim.html

Answer 2

Lacking other knowledge about your home life, the first suggestion which comes to mind is to get rid of the cat.

I know a lady who used to work as a receptionist for a chiropractor; she also did (reiki?) massage and her business card also said "Animal communicator." That seems a little 'out there,' but kitties can and do give editorial comments--in _The Fur Person_ by May Sarton, the cat (Tom Jones, a foundling) had several ways to indicate at what level he enjoyed or did not enjoy his dinner (the lowest level was to pantomime scratching earth over it as if to bury something in a litterbox). Because of various things I have learned about May Sarton's life and writings, I believe "Tom Jones" is a thin fictionalization of an actual cat who owned Ms. Sarton at one time.

So. . . .possibilities.

1. Get rid of the cat.
2. Put a lock on the door which you can lock from the inside or outside. Always keep the door locked and make sure the cat is outside the room when you lock the door.
3. Find someone who believes they have some insight into what kitty is thinking. A Google search for animal communicator turned up a number of 'hits.'
4. Kitty Pampers.
5. Has the cat been neutered? Sometimes, neutering a cat will at least slow down the rate at which his territory is marked. Ask your veterinarian if he/she thinks that will help.

Answer 3

Last year my beautiful Manx cat Theodore went out for the evening and never came back. I love cats and the house didn't feel the same without one, so I picked up Lola from a rescue centre. She was very frightened and would pee all over the house. I found Cat Spraying No More� on the internet and the techniques worked almost immediately. I haven't had a problem with Lola since. Amazing!

Can't stop your cat peeing in the house? Then worry no more...

Answer 4

Dang, I hate the smell of kitty pee!!!!!!!
What is your kitty peeing on?
If it is clothes that you have laying around, then you need to pick up all the clothes. And never let them lay around again.
If it is up against a piece of furniture or something like that then you need to make it smell like something different from the p-p that kitty has made there.
Vinegar mixed with water is good to get rid of the smell. But then it is still damp and smells like vinegar..but hey, sure beats kitty p.
Ya just gotta outsmart your cat. Not easy.
Is he fixed? Maybe that would help.
There are some stuff that you can buy for the smell. But I never could find anything that would really work that was as cheap as vinegar and water. 2 parts vinegar 1 part water.
Good luck and your kitty is lucky that you love him.

Answer 5

I have the exact same problem and although I can't offer a solution I can sympathise. My cat Pee's in my little boy's room. (It's his cat) But he has littler boxes and they're always clean but he's taken to liking peeing in the room and it now smells aswel. I've moved my son out of there and now he's sharing with his brother and the cat still pee's in there.
Good luck.
I hope someone else has a solution for both of us.

Answer 6

Does he use his litter box? try putting some of his urine on his litter box and bring him there to show him where he should put his poop and pee. Oh yeah, make sure he has easy access to his litter box. How old is he? I've also always been wanting to know how to get rid of cat pee stench.

Answer 7

cats can be very picky about their litter. If its not cleaned to their liking or if its a brand they don't like, they can and will go outside the box. Have you switched brands lately? Try another brand and see if that helps.

Answer 8

Keep a litter box in your bedroom also.

Answer 9

look i know you say that the litter boxs r accesable but why don't you tey to move one in your room and get some smell good litter then show him where it is ...

Answer 10

He is just marking his teritory, you need to make sure you don't have anything laying around. If he still does it. he may need to see a vet.