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Heīs going everywhere!

If your cat seems to be tinkling anywhere and everywhere, this could be more of a health problem than discipline. (Catīs squat to urinate; they stand up to spray/mark their territory.) Urinary infections in cats are very similar to humans: they need to go more often-sometimes so suddenly that they canīt get to the sandbox. Another indication of UI is discolored urine, indicating blood in the urine. One last indication of UI is a very strong, acrid smelling urine.
Take your kitty to the vet if you suspect UI, it is easily treated.
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