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By Mel - 06/05/2017 17:22

Today I have to put my one year old cat back up for adoption. He keeps peeing on my bed while I'm away and on me while I'm sleeping. I don't have a working dryer. I don't have any clean blankets left. FML
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GhostFox 33

Have you looked into causes and retraining? Does he have a bladder infection? Is his litter box dirty or inaccessible? Have you tried a different brand of litter? Have you tried extending play time? Is he fixed? Did he do this before he was fixed? When did it start? Have you tried using methods to keep him away from your bed? I really hope that essentially throwing away your cat wasn't the first thing you jumped to- but so many people do abandon animals at the first problem.

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catalysty 20

1. Get rid of (not just wash) the things peed on except for one item. 2. Put said item in the litter box 3. If your cat is declawed, make sure you are using litter that won't hurt their paws. 4. If your cat isn't fixed, get them fixed. Cats usually have a reason for peeing outside the box. Find the reason, handle it, problem gone.

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GhostFox 33

Have you looked into causes and retraining? Does he have a bladder infection? Is his litter box dirty or inaccessible? Have you tried a different brand of litter? Have you tried extending play time? Is he fixed? Did he do this before he was fixed? When did it start? Have you tried using methods to keep him away from your bed? I really hope that essentially throwing away your cat wasn't the first thing you jumped to- but so many people do abandon animals at the first problem.

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catalysty 20

1. Get rid of (not just wash) the things peed on except for one item. 2. Put said item in the litter box 3. If your cat is declawed, make sure you are using litter that won't hurt their paws. 4. If your cat isn't fixed, get them fixed. Cats usually have a reason for peeing outside the box. Find the reason, handle it, problem gone.

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