Cat piss

File: 20160719_115841.jpg (3MB, 4032x3024px) Image search: [Google]

3MB, 4032x3024px

Ah fuck.
Short version: male cat pisses everywhere. Need fixed as soon as possible.

Just replace it with another cat.

File: 20170116_172100.jpg (3MB, 4032x2268px) Image search: [Google]

3MB, 4032x2268px

>>2392390
But I love him

>>2392390
Seconding this

>>2392464
It doesn't love you back, it's okay.

File: 20160906_105541.jpg (4MB, 4032x3024px) Image search: [Google]

4MB, 4032x3024px

>>2392470
While that may be true, he is too good of a cat to lose

>>2392478
He pisses everywhere, he's not a good cat you fucking toxoplasmosis-infested faggot.

File: 20161106_144957.jpg (2MB, 4032x2268px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 4032x2268px

>>2392547
But I taught him how to play fetch, sit, roll over, and he comes to his name
His only problem is the pee. I know if I just drop him off at the shelter, He'll end up either being put down or constantly brought back because of his issue. I can't do that to him

It might be that he doesn't want to share a litterbox with any other cat. It doesn't matter how many you have, as soon as another cat uses it, he's going to find somewhere else to pee. I had a cat like that once, peed everywhere and would only use the litterbox if it had just been changed and was untouched by any other cat.

As bonded as he is to his sister, he still might be okay as an only cat in a new home. Some cats actually prefer to be the only cat in the household.

>>2392285
>I've taken him to the vet to be checked for crystals, which the vet said that he does have

Cats are wicked stoic and although your vet thinks it's not affecting him it vary well might be causing him pain. He probably had pain urinating at some point in his life that made him behaviorally adverse to litterboxes.

That's what happened to my cat Monster. He became a problem pee-r when I was living in a house with my roommate where he started pissing in the basement and on dirty clothes. I took him in and my vet found crystals and recommended a prescription diet. Urinary crystals in cats are seriously no fucking joke-- male cats have long urethras and if the cat is prone to crystals then it's just a matter of time before he gets a blockage. As in cause his bladder to fill up and rupture if you're not home to rush him to the vet for surgery.

However, even after I put him on the prescription food he still pissed on the carpet next to the litter boxes (plural, I had 4 for 2 cats) and the vet said his problem was likely both medical and mental. He's a highly-strung cat, which doesn't help. It took years of finding the right litter (he hates clay) and litterbox configuration (I have to hide them because he's shy) and accommodation (the dog would go after his "cookies" and that made him uncomfortable) in addition to getting rid of all the carpet in my place, keeping the litterboxes immaculately clean, and keeping tabs on his urinary disease with prescription food and twice-yearly urine tests. Now he only occasionally pisses on the floor, but it's easy to clean up with paper towels and white vinegar.

File: IMAG0924.jpg (1007KB, 2688x1520px) Image search: [Google]

1007KB, 2688x1520px

>>2392591
tl;dr - First and foremost-- urinary crystals are a serious problem and possibly deadly. Get a second opinion from another vet. Find what litter he likes, place the boxes in a variety of places (including secluded areas where he can tinkle in private), and keep them CLEAN. Get rid of all. your. carpet. All of it. If you must have carpet (just don't, trust me), use an enzymatic cleaner like Nature's Miracle and follow the directions on the bottle. Don't use bleach or vinegar or whatever because that stuff just sets the smell and you'll never get rid of it. Vinegar is fine as long as it's on a non-porous surface.

I applaud you trying to do your best to keep your guy, but it's a lifetime battle with this kind of problem. It's manageable, but you have to be creative and willing to make a lot of changes and stick to them. Good luck.

Have you considered castration for your cat?

Is he neutered, OP? My cat will do the same thing occasionally, but with poop. Id first see if its a mental or an actual physical problem with his issue. For example, my cat wont poop on the floor when i put tinfoil down where her favorite poop spot is.

Is he declawed?