Thrilled to hear the good news!
Congratulations on your extended FAMILY- they are both adorably cute..... they are exactly where they should be
May I ask a little background on Momma cat? Where did you foster her from ,Im sure you mentioned that but I dont know how far back I have to go to find thst info-was she a TNR,a stray or did you foster from a shelter? Don't need alot of detail I'm just curious because of her wetting the bed
The reason I ask is becsusd you said she is sleeping in the bed as well- typically cats will not sleep where they urinate except its quite common for cats thst have been caged or confined to small crates to behave in this way.... I'd like to know a little more because it's likely one would assume she's marking your bed but it seems there might be more to it and sounds more stress related to me.... a cat that has been I'm confinement for a long time will often urinate where they sleep not to mark but its a stress related association
I hope we can find the reason behind this behavior so you can resolve the issue.... how many cats do you have,how many boxes do you have and if you wouldn't mind telling me where your boxes are placed I might be able to help you with some suggestions.... Oh & has your Vet ruled out any underlying heath conditions that might be a contributing factor ? If you've gotten the thumbs up & it's solely behavioral we can find a solution
God Bless you for opening your heart & home to this beautiful little lady and her cute little boy-its fantastic news to me
Congratulations on your extended FAMILY- they are both adorably cute..... they are exactly where they should be
May I ask a little background on Momma cat? Where did you foster her from ,Im sure you mentioned that but I dont know how far back I have to go to find thst info-was she a TNR,a stray or did you foster from a shelter? Don't need alot of detail I'm just curious because of her wetting the bed
The reason I ask is becsusd you said she is sleeping in the bed as well- typically cats will not sleep where they urinate except its quite common for cats thst have been caged or confined to small crates to behave in this way.... I'd like to know a little more because it's likely one would assume she's marking your bed but it seems there might be more to it and sounds more stress related to me.... a cat that has been I'm confinement for a long time will often urinate where they sleep not to mark but its a stress related association
I hope we can find the reason behind this behavior so you can resolve the issue.... how many cats do you have,how many boxes do you have and if you wouldn't mind telling me where your boxes are placed I might be able to help you with some suggestions.... Oh & has your Vet ruled out any underlying heath conditions that might be a contributing factor ? If you've gotten the thumbs up & it's solely behavioral we can find a solution
God Bless you for opening your heart & home to this beautiful little lady and her cute little boy-its fantastic news to me