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Hi,
We have 5 cats: 4 male, 1 female. All are either neutuered or spayed. We also use Feliway multi-cat diffuser.
3 of the cats will pee on beds, almost immediately if we leave a bedroom door open. They will also pee on other fabric, like towels or nightgowns if we leave it on the floor in other parts of the house.
We have several litter boxes and we keep them well-tended.
The cats have been checked out by the vet and the problem does not appear to be medical. Indeed, if we keep the bedroom doors closed and keep stuff off the floor, then we can go for long periods without an incident. They use the litter boxes just fine.
But any slip up, like an accidentally open door, and we have wet bedsheets.
We thoroughly clean any peed-upon fabric with oxyclean and apple-cider vinegar, and then machine wash, so as to get rid of any possible lingering smell attraction.
So, we are at our wits end for how to deal with this.
If anyone has any suggestions, we would be most grateful!
We have 5 cats: 4 male, 1 female. All are either neutuered or spayed. We also use Feliway multi-cat diffuser.
3 of the cats will pee on beds, almost immediately if we leave a bedroom door open. They will also pee on other fabric, like towels or nightgowns if we leave it on the floor in other parts of the house.
We have several litter boxes and we keep them well-tended.
The cats have been checked out by the vet and the problem does not appear to be medical. Indeed, if we keep the bedroom doors closed and keep stuff off the floor, then we can go for long periods without an incident. They use the litter boxes just fine.
But any slip up, like an accidentally open door, and we have wet bedsheets.
We thoroughly clean any peed-upon fabric with oxyclean and apple-cider vinegar, and then machine wash, so as to get rid of any possible lingering smell attraction.
So, we are at our wits end for how to deal with this.
If anyone has any suggestions, we would be most grateful!