My Cat started going toilet in kids room

Have you tried a booda box for her or other private litter tray? This link will give you an idea of what I'm thinking. https://secure.highspeedweb.net/~ldcpet/aa-cat-litter-box.htm All three of mine have their own and we've never had accidents. Good luck and I hope you find a good solution.

I hate to say this, but cats can be very stubborn. No matter what you use, then seem to come back. Something upset him, or he got sick, and the habit stopped. Have you tried to spray him with water,the moment you catch him starting to poo? If you can, it might work. Worth a shot. Good luck.

Put a ashes in a tray and start putting your cat 4 times a day on it so she can recognize it well. Put it where you want her to poo

I had a cat do this in a previous house we were living in. I asked the vet what might be making her do this,(there was only one room she did this in also) and he asked if there had been other cats in the house before we moved in and I said yes, and he told me the other cat might have peed or pooped and the smell got into the carpet and the pad. So he suggested first off to shampoo the carpet using the carpet shampoo and a pet odor remover. I also used after this a spray you can get at wal-mart or petsmart for pet odors and sprayed it down heavily with that. It seemed to work for us. I would do it while your son wasn't home the sprays can have a strong citrus smell sometimes and then keep the door shut for a while to give it a chance to absorb the smell and see if it will work.

well i have a cat and a kitten and they were good at using the litter tray then just stopped and sometimes go in the weirdest of places its kinda like find that smell and you gotta trail around the house looking for it for some reason they just didnt like using the litter tray and they are both outdoor cats but they like to come inside and do it it was very annoying and i found that if i changed the brand of litter each time i went shopping for it then they would use it again. It was kinda like they were bored of the same litter day in day out lol. However in answer to your dilema my Sister had a indoor cat that was old and it kinda did the same thing and she bought one of them litter trays with the hood ontop and it worked as she seem to like her privacy when going to the loo but yet whenever she did it she would meoiw to tell you she had done it so you could clean it for her next visit lol :p Hope you solve your problem as i know it is very annoying

Since she's an older cat she may have some sort of health problem. Cats will all of sudden start going to the bathroom in places they never have before when something is wrong. It's about the only way they have to tell you something is not right. Another idea is, has something recently changed in your household? New cat perhaps? Cats are creatures of routine and do not like change. I would put storage boxes or something under your sons bed to stop her from being able to get under there and going to the bathroom there. I would also take her to the vet. He can pull blood on her to see if anything unusual shows up. We lost a cat a few years ago when she was 11 years old to cancer. The mass was pressing on her lungs and it did show up on xrays. Hope it's nothing bad with your little kitty.

Ha haaa (Sorry I know I am not helping) but still ha haa haaa. Dear Rainbow, I dont think you'd be able to divert your kitty to another place soon. You know, when kitties and doggies get to this type of habit, its very difficult to reverse it. Citronella might work cos they tend to follow the smell of the previous job. (!) Good luck and take care. (You know this is one of many reasons I dont want a pet in my house)

Is there anyway to block access to under your sons bed so that she can't get under there? Maybe she wants a more private place for her litter box? Is there another really private dark place to put it? I would suggest putting something under the bed that she will not want to walk on to keep her from wanting to go under there as well -- I'm not sure what, you may have to get inventive there, but there should be something that would feel bad to her feet when she walks on it.

We have a problem with our cat spraying in our daughter's play room. We just moved into the house a couple months ago and I think he smells another animal in there.

That's why I don't have a cat they pee all over the place and it's stinks. did you change they're litter box.

There may be many reasons why a cat will go so to speak outside of the litter box. But here are some things you may want to try. Thoroughly clean the spots that have been soiled with an enzyme cleaner. Confine your cat if necessary, while retraining him to use the box Place food and or water bowls at the spot previously soiled Cover the spot with plastic or foil to make it unattractive for your cat to walk on. Provide multiple boxes in multiple locations in multi-cat households, you may need more than one box even for only one cat. Some cats prefer no litterbox at all, try using newspaper on the bottom of the box instead of litter. I hope this was somewhat helpful, I have a few cats of my own and no what your going through.

that may be ur cat is groing mischeivious

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Just dropping into the conversation to see how things are going? Did anything you've tried worked out for you?