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We just moved into a new house and my 14 year old cat continues to pee on my 6 year olds bed. Her litter box is clean so I figured that is not the problem. She never did this at our old house. Does anyone have any suggestions?
i had a similar problem, my cat use to pee on my daughters bed the only way of stopping that was not to allow her in my daughters room, i tried everything else but she kept doing it now i have replaced the bed and i dont allow her in the room anymore.
I agree, ban her from that room unless you just can’t or daughter doesn’t want you to. I had a kitty that had a tendency to do this and I couldn’t bear not to have him in my bedroom. He was old and needed the closeness. I got a plastic mattress pad and that helped. Then there were just sheets to wash and blankets. I’m a pushover with my pets, I admit it.
Probably the move has caused this. Below link has some good articles. Could also consider issues with change in litter or cleanliness as ewlla s location of liter box. Especially with age might consider urinary tract infection.
http://www.catsinternational.org/articles/housesoiling/pinpointing_the_problem.html
And I thought I was the only one with this problem….my cat does this to my bed. I always keep a clean set of sheets and comforter handy just in case I reach out and feel a wet spot….He don’t do it all the time and I can’t figure out why he does it…hope somebody else can tell us why….Suebee
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