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My cat has a urinary tract infection and is now peeing in places that are not his litter box. He's never done this before. Since I can't be home at all times to watch him every second, what should I do to stop him from thinking he can pee on other stuff? I'm worried that he'll think he can just piss on whatever he wants when his UTI goes away.
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holy shit, cats are disgusting
i hope you know that you and your house are going to smell like piss now, forever
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>>2277958
This.. people can now pick you out of a crowd based solely on your stench. Congratulations.
The most logical solutions you must have a cat is to get a new one. It will be cheaper (well, free) and just about any shit cat will be better than a shit cat that pisses everywhere.
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lock him in a room and when he's all better lock him out of that room for awhile and also burn your house down with you and your cat inside
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Keep him locked up in bathroom with his litterbox, food and water. Use an enzymatic cleaner on everything he peed on. Once he's over his UTI give him more access to the house.
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>>2278025
This.
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>>2278025
This if you are a good owner and want to keep it.
If you are a nigger it would be easier to drop it off at a shelter and get a new one without problems
I don't recommend being a nigger.
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>>2277913
Switch his diet to wet food only while you're at it if this is happening a lot. If it doesn't clear up soon you will need a vet.
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>>2277913
>My cat has a urinary tract infection
And that's why you don't neuter your pets...
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>>2280040
wrong. It's why you need a clean fresh source of water at all times for cats who are on a dry diet, preferably a fountain and why you need to use Silica based litters for cats with weight issues or arthritis.
Op probably buys shitty pet food and shitty litter while being too lazy to change the cats water.
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Switch your cat to a home cooked diet using crushed eggshells for calcium, almost all UTIs in cats clear up when they are fed real food for extended periods of time. You want high protein, low carbohydrate for at least the next six months if not life.
http://feline-nutrition.org/nutrition/making-raw-cat-food-for-do-it-yourselfers
http://catinfo.org/making-cat-food/
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>>2280066
>buying catfood with carbs in it in the first place
You're like that vegan that compares their salad to a whopper.
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>>2280080
>he thinks wet canned food doesn't have carbs
lol even the 95% shit still has some form of carb as a filler retard
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>>2280084
What carbs does Instinctive Choice have in it?
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