katastrophykat
Well-Known Member
We have Flipper, found feral with his brother and sent to us for socialisation before Xmas 2014. They were about 8-9 weeks then. We decided to keep them as the charity were struggling to home black & white boys, but sadly lost Dips at 9 months on the road. We have two other cats- brother and sister now 9 years old. Brother- Vladcat- is boss, Poor Mimi is henpecked and Flipper is the main bully,but he's joint top dog with Vlad- they sleep together and play fight sometimes too.
We had issues when they were about 6 months with them peeing on the bed/clothes etc. It seemed to die down but has never gone away totally- there's not a week passes that there's not pee somewhere that it shouldn't be. I've replaced carpets, put solid floors down, added litter trays upstairs, we clean them out as much as we can (out for the day/overnight they go longer) and in the last two days Flipper has peed on a jacket that I'd left on the stairs, in my only decent pair of boots, and this morning, in my daughters toy box.
OH is threatening rehoming, I don't think it's the answer, or fair on Flips. I'm booking him into the vets to have him checked out, but is there anything else that you have experienced/found to have worked? Please, I'm desperate.
We had issues when they were about 6 months with them peeing on the bed/clothes etc. It seemed to die down but has never gone away totally- there's not a week passes that there's not pee somewhere that it shouldn't be. I've replaced carpets, put solid floors down, added litter trays upstairs, we clean them out as much as we can (out for the day/overnight they go longer) and in the last two days Flipper has peed on a jacket that I'd left on the stairs, in my only decent pair of boots, and this morning, in my daughters toy box.
OH is threatening rehoming, I don't think it's the answer, or fair on Flips. I'm booking him into the vets to have him checked out, but is there anything else that you have experienced/found to have worked? Please, I'm desperate.