A cat who urinates outside the litter box, literally spraying their urine on everything, is one of the most stressful conditions around - both for your cat and you as their owner. Even more so if you’ve tried absolutely everything to help them stop. Here are the next steps to take…

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• One thing I always find helpful with cases that are not going as I would hope or expect is to go back to basics and check that nothing has been skipped over or overlooked because it was originally felt to be unlikely or insignificant.
• The first thing is to determine: is it peeing while assuming a normal position but outside the litterbox, or is it spraying on vertical surfaces?
• Next would come working through common medical problems. If these checks show nothing of concern then you can truly focus on the problem as a behavioral one.
• There are several different anti-anxiety medications out there, it can take a bit of trial and error to find the best single drug or combination.
• Given everything you have already tried, my final suggestion would be to see if there is a behavioral specialist that you could contact, be referred to, or the best would be visiting you at home

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