Disgusting Kitty? Desperate Help Needed!?

He is marking his territory. Had the same thing happen at my house. Garage might have to be his home.I'm worried about him going outside though. They will tend to wander, and try to go back home when taken to a new spot.Is there anywhere in the house you can keep him with his litter box? I have a Siamese that I took in. He peed everywhere. My mattress, my couch, rugs, & clothes on floor. We thought he had a urinary track infection. But as soon as I put him out in the barn he stopped. He is by himself, and everyday, goes out to the garden. I make sure I have "Lap time " with him everyday. Good Luck ! PS Thank you again so much for your special info.It has really been a blessing.My daughter and ourselves have never been happier!!

he's probably just not happy to be in a new house. i would keep him confined to another room, maybe your bedroom? this way you can still keep him company, he won't have to share a litter box and food and he won't be near your couch. it may be a territorial thing where he's trying to mark his area (you do have a male cat). since this isn't a permanent situation you may have to toss him in the garage when you can't watch him. remember, it's a small animal, keeping them in one room isn't the end of the world, especially for two weeks.

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Sounds like he is rebelling because his owner is gone and he's in a new place. Try covering your couch with towels or a sheet. It won't look very attractive but it will be easier to clean up the mess and keep it off your nice couch.

Does he do it when you are around? If he does, just pick him up and put him in the litter box. You could try squirting him with water (ONLY when you catch him in the act), but I would be afraid he would hold it altogether and make himself sick instead of learning to go in the box.

Is he fixed? If not then it could be a territory thing. Also show him the litter box and keep it in one place. Moving it can confuse him, especially in an unfamiliar home.

Go to the vets office...there is a spray you can put on your furniture (it won't hurt it) that cats will not want to pee there

one of the girls said to shoot water at him.

shes right.

our older cat has this problem and we just shoot him with a little spray bottle. where it shoots across the room lol.

it works. you should try it?

try showing him where the litter box is

put him in it

Put him out