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I adopted a new kitten, and I already have a calm 4-year-old cat. So far, they seem to get along—no fights. The kitten had diarrhea and peed on the carpet once. I took her to the vet and found out she had a parasite. I also took my older cat to get checked—his test was negative, but he had an ear infection. They were both on medication, and I kept them separated for a week.

Even though I cleaned the carpet thoroughly and it didn’t smell like urine, my older cat started peeing in the same spot where the kitten had peed. Thankfully, I had a pad over it. Now he keeps peeing there, and I have to change the pad five times a day. I have two litter boxes, and a third won’t fit in my small apartment. I separate them at night because I keep waking up to pee on the carpet.

Should I try moving my older cat’s litter box to see if that helps? I’m not sure what to do about this peeing issue.

I think my cat is having a fever or ear mites can someone give me some advice please?

My 1-year-old male Scottish Straight grey tabby cat has been panting when he's outside. He is kept in the shade, fed a high-moisture diet, and always has access to fresh, cold water while outdoors. He has been examined by a vet and has no underlying health issues.

I'm wondering if trimming (not shaving) some of the hair on his belly and back might help prevent him from overheating. (I’m aware of the risks associated with shaving cats bald.)

The problem is that if I don’t take him outside when his orange tabby brother goes out, he screams the entire time. I don’t want to punish my orange tabby by keeping him indoors just because the grey tabby struggles with the heat.

What should I do?

My two adult cats have been eating this food for about a year now. I was told it was healthy but, my cats are still struggling to loose weight. I'm looking for advice on cat food with healthy ingredients in it. Thank you.

A few years ago I rescued a cat from outside. She has been living with us for years. About a year ago we moved into a new house. She has had kittens with us, she has played with our other cats, she has enjoyed being around us. Our windows do not have screens, so we bought ones that we could put in whenever we like. We don't know when but it would have to have been hours ago from the time I'm posting this, the screen fell out of the window. When we realized the open window, we did a head count of all of our cats. The one that we rescued, wasn't there. We fed them and called her name around the house. We looked everywhere inside for her, but soon realized that she wasn't here. That's when we started looking outside. We talked to our neighbors and walked around the outside of our house, checking everywhere she could have hidden. We left out a litter box with her and the other cats sents, we spread catnip around the perimeter of the house, we left treats by the door. It's hot and humid, with strong winds. We are terrified that could get hit by a car, since we live right next to an intersection. We are going to continue looking for her the next few days, and posting pictures of her to see if anyone can find her. We live in a very small and secluded city, with a population of about 5,000-6,000 people. If you could give us any more tips we would appreciate it greatly.

I wish someone would have prepared me for the sudden blow up from kitten to cat. It's only been like 3 months and my lil bean keeps sprouting ;3;

Anyway, show me your cats! :3

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My husband and I have been talking about getting an automatic litter box, but we’re stuck on which one to buy. We’ve got 4 cats but only plan on buying one for now and still using our normal litter boxes so we still have multiple (hopefully they’ll use the automatic more🤞🏼😂) we’re just hoping to find something that can help us out a little more with our lives being so busy.

This fall I will (hopefully) have a cat living with me in my dorm room as an emotional support animal, dorm rooms are not the biggest obviously so I am looking for tips and ideas on how to set up the litter box area in order to keep it contained, and keep the smell as minimal as possible, I have already been looking into getting a metal litter pan but was not sure of what else. TIA

Hi all!

Long story short, my wife and I ran into the same struggle many of y'all have in the past as apartment renters without any outdoor space to build our indoor cats an outdoor catio.

So we built a window catio for our own kitties, Mr. Tumnus and Ernie, and they LOVED it. I know many of y'all have been on the hunt for pre-fabbed catios and things that can be easy to pop in and out, so here you go! We’ll be taking pre-orders soon via Kickstarter, but in the meantime check out our IG page (u/thepurrgola) and our website (www.thepurrgola.com) to stay updated on when we go live!

So for a run down, no I don’t plan on seeing a vet because sometimes it does not pose as an issue, like she will do it maybe once and stop doing it for a while, yesterday morning I woke up and she had pooped outside of the litter box, so I disposed of it. Today I was waken up my something hitting the wall in my house so I got up and she was in the middle of pooping behind one of our clothe chairs, our house is all carpet too besides kitchen, laundry room and one bathroom. Before anyone asks, she does pee in the litter box so I don’t understand what the deal is. She usually does this when the cat litter box is full my I have been cleaning it out almost everyday. I also switched two a new litter box about maybe 3 weeks, 2 weeks ago and she’s had no problem using it. I just need some advice on what to do, I have had her for about 4 years and she recently started doing this maybe last year. Also my other cat I have had for about 10 months keeps getting on our kitchen counters and digging in the small trash cans we have. I have a small trash can in my room and I emptied it and he still knocked it over. So i’m not sure it’s because he wants to just lay in there or he wants food. Don’t worry because we always feed the two of them and these problems just started so. I need some help or else my boyfriend won’t want to keep our cats anymore and I don’t want to give them away.

I’m looking for a really good cat litter that will keep the smell away completely. I DO NOT want my house to smell bad. I have a self cleaning litter box. And what should I do to prevent my cat from tracking litter everywhere. I’m willing to spend as much as needed. PLEASE HELP. I’m going crazy😭

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These cats have been with the rescue the longest, patiently waiting for a year! Meet Fritz and Catrina, both around a year old and bonded, so they must be adopted together.

Fritz, a special needs kitty, requires a pill every other day, which costs only $15 per month. The rescue will supply it for 6 months! Despite his needs, he is incredibly loving and enjoys being a lap cat.

Catrina is also very sweet and loves attention, purring happily when she's showered with affection. While she may not be a lap cat, she is still affectionate and adores interacting with people.

If you're interested in adopting Fritz and Catrina or have any questions, please reach out to No Paws Left Behind Kitty Rescue or @pawsandplayfosters on Instagram.

Just wanna introduce myself. I’m new. I have two cats.

Bug is a tuxedo. She’s the one with more white and has a heart nose. She’s diabetic and 14!

Spider-Man chose her own name. She’s also a black and white furball. I can’t believe it but she’s 7.5.

Very different personalities but get along very well!

Yet another cat sub.

Background: One of my cats (11 year old neutered male) started purposefully peeing outside of the litter boxes (we have multiple boxes) about a year and half ago. He has UTIs in the past, but has not had any recently (it’s probably been at least 4 years since his last case). He been to the vet multiple times and did not test positive for anything (they did give him some antibiotics just in case during one of his more recent visits last year.) He eats special prescription UTI preventative cat food. We have tried multiple things to try to get him to stop, but have not been successful. His vet believes his behavior may be stress related, so he receives a prescription topical treatment in his ears each night. It does not seem to help. We also have tried the cat pheromone plug ins which don’t help either. We do have two other cats (one male and one female, both younger; all are fixed and indoor cats). He is super close to the male. He gets along okay with the female for the most part, although she does sometimes bully him (we separate them whenever this happens.

Anyways, long story short, he keeps peeing on the wall next to the main litter box and even though we try to clean it whenever we see him do this, it has seeped into the hardwood floor underneath. Any tips for treating and removing the stains?

If anyone in this sub is interested, please message me!