Infections in the urinary tract, bladder stones and and kidney issues are common causes for your cat to be peeing outside the litter box. They start to associate their litter box with pain and ...

Cats have their own good reasons for peeing outside of the box, but it’s worth clarifying that urinating out of spite is not one of them. Just like dogs don’t “revenge poop,” cats don’t stage a pee ...

Welcome to Pet Peeves, a monthly series that aims to provide pet care solutions and expert advice for challenging scenarios that involve your beloved animal companions. If you’re one of the few pet ...

As cat researchers, one of the most common complaints we hear is: My cat is a jerk! Whenever I do something he doesn’t like, he pees on my bed or the rug. Often this complaint is based on an ...

Ah, cats and their litter boxes, a never-ending saga. Maybe you have a furry friend that weirdly enjoys lounging in there for hours on end. Or perhaps your cat loves to play in their litter box and ...

When your cat starts peeing outside the box, your first instinct might be to call the vet: Could it be a UTI? Kidney stones? Diabetes? Cancer? While it’s true that pee problems can be a sign of any of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Cats are considered to be rather clean animals, but if you're a kitty lover, you know that as clean as they like to keep ...

As cat researchers, one of the most common complaints we hear is: "My cat is a jerk! Whenever I do something he doesn't like, he pees on my bed or the rug." Often this complaint is based on an ...

Too many cat owners think these behaviors are normal — but vets say they could even be life-threatening if ignored.

On the list of unpleasant odors, cat pee lingering in your home ranks pretty high. If you happen to have a feline housemate you know all too well the challenge of getting that cat urine smell out of a ...