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Emily has plenty of litter boxes that she uses regularly, so I'm thinking something has put a big in her rug. I'm going to watch her and see if any behaviours stick out. And restrict her access to the bedroom. That's the best I can do at the moment

Emily has been urinating on everything until we tried the prozac. Now she is leaving the stove, printer, furniture alone and going for the bed. At night, we either lock her in the garage or close the whole herd out of the bedroom. The second we open the door, she heads in for the bed. She...

My problem child Emily has started urinating on my bed and pillows. She is currently on prozac as a last resort to the same issue but ALL OVER the house. My vet recommends rehoming her, but if the behavior goes to the new home, she would be sheltered AGAIN. I'm closing the bedroom but at...

I have had the same problem and my vet also said it is stress. But, she also prescribed a food by Royal Canin called Calm as well as cosequin for cats. The supplement reduces any irritation that may induce spraying. So far (fingers crossed) she hasn't sprayed that I know of and its been over...

I'm hoping to swap places with her and her two antagonists and see what happens. She gets along well with my young boy Hobbs, so we shall see.

I may at some point try to take her out doors, but I would worry about her getting lost. After reading a bit, I'm going to try to swap her out to the main house and place her two antagonists in her room. I am hoping this may get my two mean kitties more accustomed to her scent

Hello, I'm seeking advice on dealing with an extremely timid 2 year old female. Back story: Missy was my mother in laws cat from a shelter. She was acquired as a kitten. Originally she was indoor, but moved to outdoor. Mother then moved to North Carolina at Christmas time and then passed...