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Topic:Urinating/peeing in inappropriate places
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    Jennifer HartmanMy 6 mos. old spayed cat keeps peeing on my 7 year old daughters down duvet cover. We cannot figure out why or how to stop her? Any ideas anyone? Help!

    PaulineCould be that the cat has a urinary tract infection and when lying there cannot get up in time to go to the box. Try placing the box nearer, cleaning it religiously daily, keeping fresh litter weekly or bi-weekly, having litter that kitty was used to as well from day one. first off though, I'd have a vet in on this to rule out an infection, then take it from there. Neutered males seem to get infections a lot. Possibly just a bad habit too. First things first though, good luck.

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