is this a possible solution for my rescue cat peeing everywhere?
1333121
At first he didn't like it. He did like however when I put him in it out on the deck so he could get fresh air and watch all the birds. He sadly is gone now He was 18 years old.
1333122
Yes, the litter pan goes on the ground. My suggestion is make sure you measure the pan to ensure it fits. I had a very large pan and it fit fine. Its a great training area. I used to lock my cat up when I had him, in this at night so he wouldnt harrass me so much. Then during the day he was allowed out. He knew when he was suppose to be in there, and when he didnt have to be. I love this cage. I used it for my cat who was also a rescue. I have since found him a home and will keep the cage if I find another rescue
1656871
While we have not used for Cat urine, we have 3 dogs, one is ill and has an "issue" so she tends to go in the same spot. Recommendation 2 minutes is longer than you think - leave the solution on for fully prescribed time AND do entire area where they are going, not just the "spot" itself - this seems to work.
2028404
Really don't know. Doesn't sound like a good idea. A good mouser cat should do the job.
472756
From what I've seen, yes. We have a total of 8 cats in the house, three that are kept in separate parts of the house. We also have a fairly decent sized feral cat colony that lives around us, and marks around outside, which is what is causing the cats to urinate/spray in the house I believe. We have gone from 2 or 3 of the cats urinating in the house at least once or twice a week, to the rare occasion per month now.
2061915
Depends on cat's druthers. Do what you think would work and see if kitty approves. Sounds like a good idea. You wouldn't believe the never-ending things I do trying to make my cat comfortable.
2263951
no. well not alone unless you are going to use either an absorbent cloth on top to prevent urine going all over. remember the plastic does not absorb urine. you may want to ask someone in a pet store what can they suggest. i suggest you
510994
I think it would. I bought this system last year for our cat and the difference in smell was amazing! The pads seemed to soak up the urine that fell past the pellets and lock it in!
1025959
The dome is too low for my male cat, he wouldn't go anywhere near it when it had the dome top. Just the side walls catch anything that he pees when standing up, occasionally he pees on the back of the genie, but I just wipe it off with litter box wipes every week.
2246201
My cats did the same thing, water everywhere . This mat is great for solvingthat problem. I also got the bowls with the non-skid bottom. Cats!
1592738
hmmm. i'm no professional, but since it's hardwood, you might have to sand it out. I'm thinking it's pretty soaked in there. and to "unsoak' it with more liquid will probably trash it. Is the pee in a super visible place? I was thinking maybe you could spray some Fizzion on, then sprinkle it with baking soda or borax, maybe, to suck up the Fizzion and with luck, the cat pee also. But, I have NO IDEA if this will do something crazy to the floor. I'm curious now, I think I'll have to go online and see if someone has come up with a solution! Good luck!
1554662
Unless your cat's butt is in the opening, you shouldn't have problem. My cat used to pee over the rim, and this litter box completely eliminated this issue.
1471601
I would think so - these pads absorb the pee quickly so the cat shouldn't be stepping in much, if any. Not much difference than using a litter box. Hope this helps...
1841064
I don't see why not...But....................Fosters and Smith have an urine destroyer for cats and dogs that is AMAZING!!!!!
1946529
That is an issue and I don't know the answer. We have seen another cat use it, but then our little colony seems to reclaim it.
2194838
One of my cats did that too. I adjusted the unit to be less sensitive. That seems to work. Maybe your cat will get bored after watching "As the Turd Turns" a few times.
1225639
We went away for vacation and one of our cats started peeing everywhere (we adopted two cats that are not related, so one of them constantly vies for dominance). Initially, we thought it was due to the stress of us leaving, but after our return it kept up for another two weeks. I had her checked for UTI and got her on antibiotics, but it continued, so I broke down and bought the feliway diffusers. It took a week or so to see the real effect, but the peeing tapered off and eventually stopped. After a little more than a month, when the diffusers ran out, I noticed she had peed on the carpet outside of the litterbox. I quickly got refills and it's been good so far. However, remember that animals have weird motivations, you may want to diagnose if your cat is actually marking or displaying other behavior...if you are not savvy with cats call your vet. Best of luck!
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Sort of , it's more like a cupping device to keep the litter in. My son's cat used to do that too , turning around and peeing out the door. It does help it to stay in , like a splash guard, but nothings perfect when dealing with that. I keep an old towel under the litter pan and change it daily.its easier than cleaning it up after the pee goes under the pan and is floating. I do think the bottom lip on the pan helps quite a bit compared to the regular type of litter pans. We also got his cat the big corner pan as opposed the the smaller oval pan. That helps keep it in as well. Good luck to you ! Sort of , it's more like a cupping device to keep the litter in. My son's cat used to do that too , turning around and peeing out the door. It does help it to stay in , like a splash guard, but nothings perfect when dealing with that. I keep an old towel under the litter pan and change it daily.its easier than cleaning it up after the pee goes under the pan and is floating. I do think the bottom lip on the pan helps quite a bit compared to the regular type of litter pans. We also got his cat the big corner pan as opposed the the smaller oval pan. That helps keep it in as well. Good luck to... » Read More Sort of , it's more like a cupping device to keep the litter in. My son's cat used to do that too , turning around and peeing out the door. It does help it to stay in , like a splash guard, but nothings perfect when dealing with that. I keep an old towel under the litter pan and change it daily.its easier than cleaning it up after the pee goes under the pan and is floating. I do think the bottom lip on the pan helps quite a bit compared to the regular type of litter pans. We also got his cat the big corner pan as opposed the the smaller oval pan. That helps keep it in as well. Good luck to you ! « Show Less