 Purred: Thu Apr 12, '12 3:40pm PST |
 | |  | | Before he got fixed, Twitch had an issue with peeing. When he peed on the stove my mother wanted to get rid of him, but I assured her that getting him fixed would solve the issue. And it did.
That was several years ago.
In the past month or two, someone started peeing on my bed. Only on my bed. I thought it was Mockqua, because it was always where she slept. Then I caught Twitch doing it.
So knowing who it was for sure, he went to the vet this past Tuesday but he got a clean bill of health. Just yesterday though, he peed on my pillow. It wasn't even on my bed; it was in the garbage because Mockqua t hrew up on it. And he still peed on it.
I have no idea what to do. I've already had to replace my mattress and sheets, and he peed on them within a few days. I've banned him from my room, but it seems that anything Mockqua has slept on he wants to pee on.
My mother wants to get rid of him. And I honestly can't blame her at this point. This is turing into a very expensive problem and I'm sick of having to sleep on my floor. But I don't want to get rid of him. He's my baby. But I honestly am starting to wonder if he'd be happier in a single cat household.
Mockqua is his mother, and she's always been the top cat. Twitch and her do fight physically sometimes, and that seems to have increased as well. Now I'm starting to worry that I took the wrong cat to the vet and he can sense that something is going on with Mockqua that's making her seem vulnerable and he's trying to take her top kitty spot.
Do cats even have dominance issues?
Is there anything I can try to fix this? |  |  | |  |
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