Outdoor Bathtub

Ok, I had a good training inside / outside cat. He is neutered and does not use a chat box (fate). Recently, it was sometimes going in the bath (small pot). It will even do it at times when I have the door wide open so it's not like he had to hold it for a long period. Thus, in addition to beat senseless, how can I make him understand the bath is not allowed to take place for her litter box?

I would like to get a sample and make sure it does not have a urinary tract infection. A urinary tract infection causes a cat to go in strange places, believe it or not. I had a cat with kidney problems and he started to go upstairs bathroom. He had never had any problems until now litter.

Does he have a urinary tract infection? These can be very serious, so definitely get it checked.

Something has changed in your household? New family member? Someone has left? new pet? Visitors? Rearranged furniture? Many things can cause cats to act strangely.

Put a box of cat in the bathroom and he will probably opt to go there.

Otherwise, leave water in it should address the particular problem.

Does the cat have a medical condition, such as a kidney or bladder infection? This could cause the cat to cleanliness in the most unexpected places. My wife had a cyst on her ovaries, and who has put so much pressure on her that she would frequently use the sink or tub, despite the fact that his literbox was less than a foot away.

If your cat has no medical problems, trying to close the door to keep the cat. When he learns that he can not enter, he must find a new place to relieve himself.

uh .... I've never had so I can not help you there.

Leave a few inches of water in it.

Remove the pot from the bathtub. Well, no, this is weird because the cats should not delay train, one day is for me have never taken (even cats). No cons fool, please! Try a cat behaviorist. And get rid of that pot.

Stress and / or urinary tract infection can cause a cat to urinate in the tub. Fortunately, the problem of my cat was a "simple" case of stress. However, I still pee in the tub ... What to do?

Well ... I had a bath mat in the tub, and he squatted to urinate on that. I had to throw because the smell which was too strong to wash. Then I cleaned the bath very carefully with a cleaning bath and the bleach, cleaning the sides and bottom completely.

Do not clean the bath with a product that contains ammonia ... because urine contains ammonia, and triggers the cat to say, "Hey, I peed there before, then this is the right place!" So make sure your own is no ammonia.

After cleaning the tub and I bought a new carpet ... VOILA ... pee stopped. Good luck with your cat.

Me think that something may be frightened off while he did his business. Are there other cats (strays) round? Raccoons? Maybe he feels more secure for the pot-court business. In that case, why not treat yourself to a litter for him in the bathroom wile leaving 2 or 3 inches of water in the tub to deter it Ging. I think you should provide a litter, because if he is now afraid of the outside pot, pot can soemwhere else in your home - to get him a litter box.

Why on earth do you beat a cat "foolish"? Who won, t do anything to save the cat hate you and avoid you. It is a cat and he needs to pot in a place where he feels safe. At least he did in the tub where it is easy to clean. And at least he knew the bathroom is where you guys go potty too.

I would try to keep water in it:)

same as above. Fill it with water and crossing cat'll. i. just pray