Pulling Out My Hair!!! Need Help!!

I use to have cats and I was told it is confusing for them to have more than more liter box. I just got tired of the mishaps and I trained my cats to use the toilet. It really was easy to do. Don't have a box down at all. You will have to find a round clear plastic that will fit on the toilet seat or over the toilet somehow. Then put a small amount of litter on the bottom of the plastic. Show your cat the area where you want her to go. The thing is your cat wants a clean place to go each time. When she goes each time make sure you clean the small amount of litter. It should be just enough that you can see though it. Not enough to cover the bottom of the plastic. When you think she needs to go take her to the toilet until you notice she is going on her on. It took me about a week to get my two to start going.. You can even get them to flush the toilet too. After a few days start removing the litter. When you have no more litter then you are ready to remove the plastic completely. She will be able to balance herself on the toilet to go on her own. Or if you live in a home or a ground floor apartment you can train your cat to go outside. I have had them to this too. Good luck.

Somehow,your cat has decided that litter boxes are for poop only. Not sure why. That she squeezed between things and peed makes me ask this question. Do you have a hood on any of your litterboxes? Some cats poop fine out in the open, but want to pee in private (some want to do both in private, I have male cats, they don't seem to care). If you don't have any way for her to pee in private, that could be the problem and I would try a more private litter box. If you have a private litterbox and she still pees, all I can say is litter box attractant and some type of all natural deterant. So it's like the carrot and the stick. The litter box attractant is the carrot and the natural deterant is the stick. Too bad you don't live in the country. I threw Creamy out and made him watch Baby until he got the idea that you don't pee and poop in the house. Now he goes out to the trees and does his thing. Another possibility is that this cat likes the litter for poop, but not for pee. Don't ask me why. But some cats urinate in sand. They like sand. Some only poop in sand. Some are very picky about there they do what. Like my cat Baby pees in sandy areas, but he'll poop in dark dirt areas. If you've tried all of this, then I don't know. I'd talk to a vet or someone who runs a shelter to find out what to do.

maybe she wants 2 boxes, one for each? does she only make the mistake in your room or when she has access to the other boxes?

I have an idea but not sure it'll work though but it's certainly worth a try. What about getting a deeper box? That way if she stands while she pees, she'll hit the side of the box instead of outside the box. You could get a deep storage box and maybe have someone cut out the front entrance of it just enough for her to feel ok about getting inside of it but the rest of the walls of the box be like it is so your cat won't miss the box. It's an idea worth trying....

One of my cats was like this a little...it turned out that she liked her privacy when going to the toilet...I ended up spending a bit more money & buying one of those litter trays that has a roof - kinda looks like a plastic carry box without the cage door. If you can afford to buy one, I would give this a try. Other than that, you could try spraying catnip around although one of my cats absolutely loved the stuff! Good luck.

Yes, I have found over the last year since we got two cats, that cats have this rebellious streak in them that says "I know you don't like what I am about to do, but I am going to do it anyway as I am a cat and I do what I want, went I want!" Our cats, or at least one of them more than the other, has completely ruined our lounge room carpet and it needs replacing now. This is going to cost us around $500 for the cheapest carpet that we can get for the room. Once the smell of their urine gets into something, then they like to repeatedly go back to that area. The smell can be very hard to get rid of, but using vinegar can help or their are some products at pet shops too that are designed to stop them peeing in areas. We have no choice but to replace our carpet as we tried getting the smell out, but it was no good. Plus they dug holes in it attempting to "bury" their pee in the carpet!

Banjo won't use the littler at all, I have to let him go outside at night. Have you tried different types of litter? I've tried many different types but not the really expensive stuff...I refuse to pay those kind of dollars for my cat to take a dump.!

Well I had a similar issue with my cat.He knew that peeing outside the litter box was bad and would be defiant so I would punish him by putting him in the carrier. He would behave after a hour in there.So maybe you can kinda punish your cat. Um maybe you can keep your cat in the bathroom only until he or she learns how to behave.

Cats are Attracted to a Smell and You need to Clean that Area of the Carpet and Wall Quite Well the Cat Likes to Urinate On. Put Down a Smell Unattractive to a Cats Nose. Get Her Checked Out by a Vet if She Keeps on having Pee Accidents all the Time. Don't Yell and Use a Sound or Noise When She is Bad. Walk Away and don't Pet Her until She Knows She was Bad after an Accident. She needs to Connect the the Naughty Business Done and not being Petted and Played with. Maybe Change the Diet if She Drinks more than Usual and Ask Your Vet.

You also may want to take her to the vet. Sometimes cats pee around the house when something is wrong with them and they are trying to get your attention (like a UTI). Cats hate going to the bathroom and not being able to cover it up so as long as a litter box is clean, she should be going in there. If no one else's ideas work, you may want to have her checked out..