I have a fixed male 10month old cat. I can't get him to stop peeing on my couches. I feel like I've tried everything and I need help. I've brought him to the vet he's not sick, I've changed to different litter brands, I bought him 3 different litter boxes one on each floor, I bought new couches and still he pees on my couch. I've cleaned with enzyme cleaner I now have to cover my couches in plastic and it's embarrassing when I have people over. How can I get him to stop peeing on my couch. He's also not spraying it's pee and he was fixed as soon as he was old enough. He uses his litter box to pee but then sometimes he just feels like using my couch and I don't know what to do please help.
We are going out of town for 2 weeks and have to leave the cat. Here's what I'm planning on doing:
I really don't know what else to do for him. Any advice please? We have a camera set up in one of the rooms which will see the water, which I think is the most important factor. And also see him if he's in the room.
I don't know whether to leave a tv on or if he would go crazy after 2 weeks straight of tv, but in the other hand go crazy for 2 weeks straight of no human voices.
There Is plenty of windows that look out into the back. Lots of birds, squirrels, deer, foxes to look at. Maybe he'd just rather hear nature/nothing. Even leaving a tv on low in the bedroom he can probably hear that from anywhere since he's a cat, right?
I don't want him to have some kind of complex when we get back. Any creative ideas? No there is no one to come look in on him.
Pros:
Bonding
Can lead to belly rubs
Its fun
Cons:
