My cat keeps using the bathroom under the bed...HELP!

We had a similar problem with a cat we used to have when I was younger! The urinegone stuff really does help the smell. I think my mom found some type of spray at a pet store that is supposed to be safe, but cats don't like it. It's supposed to keep them from going near the area so that they won't go to the bathroom there anymore. You might try going to your nearest pet store and asking one of the employees. Maybe they could direct you to something that might work! Good luck!! I know how frustrating that gets!!

maybe you throw your cat out the window? hhh just joking... I think you should try and teach your cat how to poop and pea, I know it sound weired but my friend tried to teach his cat how to poop and pea and it seemed to help, so anyway try it and I hope you will find help fast.

Cats are creatures of habits, and it is hard to change a behavior problem. First you need to understand why she started to do that. She can have a health problem, a territorial problem if there are more cats in the house, fear, dirty litter box, and so forth. But, do not use Febreeze, as it is dangerous to cats. I know the smell is awful, but that will make her ill. Try putting another litter box under the bed, and another in the bathroom. Keep them very clean. She may not even like the litter texture or smell. You might want to try a different one. Good luck dear. I hope I helped a little.

Just an idea hun, cats don't like citrus, so perhaps you could spray the area with citrus oil, orange or lemon are both good. It might stop her, or at least put her off.

I suggest that you clean the area first after cleaning place the litter box underneath the bed for the cat to see. Maybe that will help. :)

This is a behavioral problem... she may be shy all of a sudden, hence going under the bed (but if the litter box is a covered one, there goes that theory). Have you switched brands of kitty litter? Sometimes cats will let you know the new litter is not acceptable by not using it. The other thing that I can think of is, and it's usually the case, is that you're not keeping the litter box up to HER standard of clean... she knows you will clean under the bed immediately so she goes there instead of the box that may sit for awhile...

Put you and the kitty in the bathroom together and keep putting the kitty into the box until the kitty uses the box. Another thing, they cat could be sick, in that case, get it to the vet asap.

I am not saying that this is the case BUT maybe you shoudl consult a vet. I know that my cat changed his behaviour and I took him to the vet and they found a problem in his kindneys. They took care of it and the problem was solved. It might also be that she is more "comfortable" there, read that u have more cats - maybe she just wanna have her own place - her own litterbox!

ew! this is why i have no cats! unfortunately, the urine of a cat is so strong it will even seep into the floor boards. you can clean the surface forever, and once its in the carpet, and the underlayment, you need to replace it. even if you don't smell it so much, people who are not usually in your home will smell it immedialtly.. so sorry this has happened to you!

Why don't you put a litter box under your bed for her? Then, you can move it out a little at a time. Kind of like house training a dog. Just a thought. ME

Shes not happy with the litter box situation and this is her way of telling you. Our cats have done the same thing. Now that they have 2 large litter boxes everything is fine and back to normal.

One thing I used once to stop my cats from going behind the tv was cayenne pepper. I think you have bigger problems though, I am not trying to judge because I love cats too, at one point i had 6 of them (now I only have 2). I dont think its fair to the cats in any way that you have so many cats in such a small space. I think that being locked in a kennel probably effected your cat in a negative way. also if they are all indoor cats, then I think its not good at all, for the situation you are making them live in. I am not saying you are intending to harm the cats I just think that if you truly care about their wellbeing, then you will consider downsizing, and giving them homes where they at least have more than one room to visit if they cant go outside. In a one room hotel i think 2 cats would be alot if they cant even go outside. I am not saying you should go down to 2 cats right away, but honestly, dont you think its unhealthy for the cats?????

through the cat outside...get a litter box and put under the bed..LOL

you could just put up some boards around the bottom of the bed so then the cat cannot get under it

I had one to use the front door mat. I put his box there. He was young and it took a little while, but he's got it now.So do try putting one in there. Also spray the floor with vinager. It will neutralize the odor and she should not be able to smell it and be drawn to it. The best advise I can give you is to be patient with her. She should get back into the habit she once had. And move the bed and rent a rug cleaner!`_*

Have you taken your cat to the vets. Sometimes the reason they don't use the litter box is because they have urinary tract infections. That may be the case. I also had a cat that at once a year I had to buy a new litter. Even though I used bags and kept it very clean, for some reason she didn't like the smell of it. As soon as a got a new one she would go in the box again.

How do you fit a bathroom under your bed?

toilet train her. Get some expert help on how to toilet train. That's just my 2 cents.

Ask the kennel what kind of litter they used. Is the litter box in the bathroom usually sort of full of you know what? Maybe she doesnt like the smell of the other cats doo doo. I think you should call the kennel and ask for advice.