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We did try multiple litters. First was a clay. We attempted to use kitty attractant for awhile and that didn't work. We then switched to the full blown kitty attract already mixed in with no luck. Then we went to grass seed which we are currently using. Love it, but yea hasn't solved the...

So I wanted to post a small update. The issue isn't solved but I feel like we are getting closer. For the most part, she's sticking to using the pads, but I dont think it's because they are the pads. More so they are where she likes to pee so she's doing that. Sometimes she will still go by...

No kids or dogs. Used to have hooded litter boxes but switched to u hooded when this started happening. We have some high spaces. Our windowsill is decently high up where they can lay on. Multiple couches in different spots for them to rest on as well. But limited on space in our apartment...

I've attached the imgur link with information on which of these was from when. There's doctors notes that I didn't upload but those didn't involve any tests just examining Ako

Kinda yea The first couple of tests said her bladder was inflamed, but couldn't figure out why, and that her urine concentration was high. They put her on antibiotics. The second time they found nothing. The third They couldn't get a good sample. The fourth They found trace amounts of blood...

I will try this with an empty litter box we have. Do you think I should put some pads on the floor as well?

She wasn't the first cat. She was our second. I believe for the first 6 or 7 months she was fine actually. I mean, it's possible she was peeing on the welcome Matt and we just didn't notice it, but don't know. The very first time she peed it was on my bookbag, then a week later on some clothes...

The problem child, Ako, 5 years female is fixed. We only have one other cat who is also fixed. We have 3 litter boxes (used to have 4), and have tried many things. I'll list those below, this has been going on for about 2 or 3 years now. Switching diet to wet food, water fountain, medication...

I'm not certain when she was spayed. We got her from a shelter when she was two. So the first vet we took her too did a urinalysis straight from the bladder. He said the urine looked strong in concentration and then called it that stress thing you said. The second 2 vets we took her too did...

First things first. She's been to the vet several times already. They've never found anything wrong with her and believe it is anxiety related. We have two cats, both are spayed and neutered. The problem child is 5 years. The first eight months we had her we never had this issue. It randomly...