Help! Litter trained but still peeing everywhere

I was told that if you get him neutered he will stop peeing all over the house.

Found it. Call these people: Toronto spay/neuter Clinic: 416-338-6281 (I just looked at your profile.) Hope this is close enough for you. From what I can see, most charge $50 as a discounted neuter, the younger the male cat, the lower the cost, usually. Call them and tell them that right now you're financially strapped, the cat is a stray who you don't want to give away, and that you need financial help to get him neutered. I'm sure there will be some sort of program that you can participate in. If all else fails, contact your OSPCA?? (I think it's called that near you) and ask for a coupon for discounted neutering. Hint: the sooner you get them fixed, the less your place will smell, and the sooner the cat will stop spraying. It's also cheaper to get them snipped sooner since the fees are based upon the age of the cat. The best cure for the smell is "Nature's Miracle" solution - available at Pet Stores, but if you're strapped try a 1/2 and 1/2 vinegar and water solution. Spray in on the affected materiales. Wash anything that you can ASAP, so that the cat does not keep returning to the spot and reapplying it's scent.

Nuetering your pet does help this, but he could also have a urinary tract infection. My one cat was fixed and he peed all over the place, the vet said he had a urinary tract infection once they cured this he was fine. It is a common thing for male cats to get.

Some cats just do that when they're upset or for their own reasons. We have one cat that if she gets upset because you pet her too long and she growls she'll go pee on something other than the litter box. Generally she goes for my step father's shoe lately, however if no shoes are available she'll take anything she can get. She's a sweet cat and wonderful once you get past her being tempermental, however that is just a part of her that you have to love and deal with if you're going to have her and love her. Some cats just do that and they have their own reasons for it. If your cat does that I strongly advise some of the products available at PetCo and PetSmart for removing the odors. I've had luck with several of them and swear by them at this point. If the item is washable then use color safe bleach and wash it immediately. If the item isn't then try those products and 409. If you catch him in the act is the only time to tell him what he's doing is bad. Another thing to try is keeping his litterbox immaculate. We do have one other cat that will pee the floor if there is ANYTHING in her box. So when she goes we have to clean it up immediately or we'll end up scrubbing the floor too. It's just part of life with cats.

I also think you should get him fixed, if there's any way possible. Another thought, has there been any big changes in your household? New baby, moving, anything like that? We had a cat that reacted terribly to a move to another state. He wouldn't use the litter box at all! It got so bad we had to give him away.

Male cats like to "mark" their territory and they do it by spraying. A lot of places neuter for little to nothing here in the U.S. because they want to keep the pet population down. Good luck!