my poor Taz is old (bad cat mum, dont know exactly how old but i think about 20) and she has gone blind.
sadly when i am out i have to keep her confined to the kitchen. she has a comfy mat and blanket to sleep on and access to her food/litter tray.
Just recently she has just been weeing wherever she likes!! she will use her tray for number 2's but not number 1's all the time so she knows where it is.
how can i encourage her to use it all the time? i cant move it nearer to her sleeping mat and dont want to put her mat out by her tray as it is in a cold lean to. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It could just be an age thing. I had an old cat do something similar. I'm not sure there's anything you can actually do, might be worth mentioning it to the vet next time you see them, they may have some suggestions. |
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Sorry, posted before finishing! Cats do lose their toilet training when they get too old. It’s probably something to put up with. Unlike a good poo I think they just don’t realise they get wee incontinent so if they don’t realise you can’t change their behaviour |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think however thoroughly you clean up they will smell that they have used it before. If she's going in the same place perhaps buy some puppy pads and try putting one down. Unfortunately incontinence is very common in older pets. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We have 2 cats, elderly ladies, one poos wherever she likes and its always loose. The other wees and poos wherever she likes.
They seem to be similar to elderly ladies (humans) that iv looked after. |
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"I think however thoroughly you clean up they will smell that they have used it before. If she's going in the same place perhaps buy some puppy pads and try putting one down. Unfortunately incontinence is very common in older pets."
Agree  |
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
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Could you pop some puppy pads down, just in case?
Or maybe the cat nappies. Although old cats are very doddery and their balance can be ropey, not sure how big cat nappies are?
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"Could you pop some puppy pads down, just in case?
Or maybe the cat nappies. Although old cats are very doddery and their balance can be ropey, not sure how big cat nappies are?
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I have got some puppy pads and to be fair she does tend to stick to them x it's just weird that it's just wees.... I'm glad it is lol |
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