Help! My cat is peeing on my clothes!

Hate to say this, but one of the things that I remember reading when we had cats is that if a cat starts peeing in an unusual / unacceptable location, it can be a sign of them having some sort of bladder or urinary problem. I know Rain just got over a bladder infection, so I wonder if it didn't entirely clear up. :( Hopefully this was just an isolated incident, but if it happens again, you may want to talk to the vet.

I have actually had this same problem with two of my cats. One cat is male and the other one is female and they are both fixed. I wish I knew what the problem was. I keep the litter boxes clean, too, but I don't think it matters. I can't put any clothes on the floor or even in the laundry basket unless I put something on top of the clothes so they can't get into it. Another problem is with those small throw rugs. They pee on those, too! I read somewhere that a cat will do this if it has been traumatized or if there is a new pet or baby in the house, but none of those things apply to my cats. Does anyone out there know what's going on?

I had a cat who did that suddenly and it was because she had a urinary tract infection. Another cat I had did that and was diagnosed with crystal disease, when crystals form in the urinary tract. You might want to get the cat checked just to be on the safe side.

My sister's cat went through a strange period at one time when we were kids. It would pee in her bed! Not very nice at all. It was very attached to her and we read it as some sign of affection, desire to be where my sister's smell was or something. Anyway she - the cat - finally grew out of it, it was just a phase. Hope it's the same with your cat.

my female cat use to go anywhere and every where and it started somewhat like that. One day she just decided she did not want to use the litter box. this is what i had to do. take an old shirt but some vingar on it (cats hate this smell) put it on the floor in the same exact spot. If she happens to do it again in other spot get her before you clean the mess up put her nose in it tell her no, bad girl something like that, then take her right to her litter box and show it to her,next you have to take her back to the spot of vingar and let her smell that and then punish her. Do the same thing find a cotton ball or old rag put the vingar on it and put it in the spot. I only had to put the vingar out 3 times before she stoped!! Hope it works for you to!! Good luck!!

You should give it a lesson because cats respnds when they are speaked harsh to or something like that and if ther eis a special place it like to pee lay out some aluminium foile there because then it wont pee there anymore.

lol well i dont know the solution sorry :(

Yep, I have a year-old cat who's done the same thing. Any clothes left out on the dresser, on the hamper, or on the floor get peed on. My mother had a worse problem - a cat who poops out of vindictiveness, and another cat who will pee on any clothes left out. My nearest guess is that they wish to mark anything that is out of place, and our only hope is to put everything away or hang it up out-of-reach. Some suggest bitter apple spray - put it down where they peed after you clean it up. I've not had any success with bitter apple spray. The cats sniff it and then ignore it. Accidents happen, and the best way to stop it is to avoid it altogether. ;(