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Steph

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Thanks for your responses!

Yes, he's neutered and he has 3 clean litter boxes to use and had peed voluminously earlier. He saw the vet 1 month ago.

Sadly, I'm extremely knowledgable about FLUTD (my previous cat/mate had both flutd and finally a PU ) and always would consider this first with any inappropriate peeing. I will test his urine for pH (I use chemstrips) Further, I plan to syringe him with extra water (the most important thing in flutd is dilute urine) as soon as I find the syringe

Ezekiel is outside alone (on a very long leash) for the first time in his life as-we-speak. We live in Florida, and this is the first cool/cold day here and the first day I felt comfortable taking him out. I will not allow him out to free-roam, as there are too many dangers around here.

His enclosed porch fixation includes sitting at the opened screened-door, where he can watch lizards and sniff the fragrance of passing cats. Sorry I wasn't clear.

I knew and dove with the STS owners in the 90s, and they discussed selling the formula to veterinary distributors because it was so effective with animal urine and odors. I always wondered if they did. Urine Off sounds so similar that I think it could be that product in a different format. STS is not washed off either and is quite kind to human bodies and living things. Sounds like Urine Off is the same.

My previous cat demanded an early morning walk every day. I have not yet created that demand (Zeke is not as fearless or dominant as Rascal was. Yet.) But he wouldn't get literally pissed-off if I said no. So this behavior shocked me.

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Steph

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I haven't got any helpful advice I'm afraid but I can relate to your situation. When Dolly was younger, she had an occasional habit of peeing on plastic bags (or other shiny bag). It didn't happen often but it seemed to be attention seeking behaviour. I tried not to respond, just removed the bag calmly and carried on with what I was doing. She either got the message or grew out of it because by the time she was 18months old she'd stopped doing it.

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You say YOUR cat pees outside of the catbox and out of your sight. That worries me. He sounds more likely to have a bladder problem that could flare and endanger his life. Has he been checked out? Are you ever able to slip an egg cup or a little plastic container under him while he is peeing? If you can do that, it would be great because you could take that to the vet with you.

Anyway, I'd really recommend a vet visit first.

Good luck!

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PS I use a diving solution, sink the stink, to get rid of cat pee smell.