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what to do with mad cat2007-11-25 12:28:56

i recently moved in with a roommate that has a 5-6 month old kitten. my cat is approx. 2 yrs old. ive noticed that when she has gotten mad or miffed over something in the past she will try to pee in the floor. she has done this more frequently lately b/c the kitten wont play with her. it chases her, and then she chases it. but they dont play together. ive caught her a couple of the times and spanked her and put her in the bathroom with the litter box. she seems to do it when mad, and has peed in my roommates room more than anywhere else. any help or advice would be appreciated. thanks!

Answers:

It takes a lot of time to introduce cats to each other. Give it time and do NOT spank the cat. Cats do not understand or learn from physical punishmet. The only thing you're teaching your cat is that he/she can't trust YOU. Your cat is trying to establish her own territory. Give each cat a space of it's own where the other cat does not have access.

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ahahahahaha

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make him REALLY mad and kick him out!

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You may want to get her checked for a urinary tract infection just in case, peeing outside the litter box is often a sign of infection. you could put tin foil down on the floor where it goes the most, they don't like the feel on their feet or the noise.

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i just had to give a cat away because she could not nor would get alone with my other cats, she had been with them for some time, she just got jelous and kept fighting, i put her outside there are two cats who stay on the porch, and she would fight them too,so i gave her to a friend with kids and no other pets, and she doing fine now it be that way sometimes

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Your cat, as any cat, is not very fond of changes. The moving, and the kitten, are a combination of changes that upsets her - so she marks her territory to proclaim ownership.