I’ve had him for a month or so and i have to change his food everyday if not more often because he’ll pee in his food. It makes the pellets all mushy and makes my room stink. Is there anyway to make him stop?
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I have a total of 4 cats, and one of them (hopefully just one) is peeing outside of the litter box. I know there’s a product I can get to determine which cat it is, but my vet’s receptionist is an idiot – she didn’t listen to my question and wants me to bring the cat in (duh, I don’t know which one to bring in, which is why I need some help here). I can’t afford to have all 4 cats tested. So, does anyone know of a product that can help me figure this out?
Thanks!
While I appreciate all of your answers (especially the Cat Attract one – I’ll have to look into that), I suppose I should have gone into more detail. I do keep the boxes clean and I think I know the problem – this started when we got our 4th cat, so someone is upset with me. Either way, my question wasn’t any more or less than what is the product I can use to spot a specific cat’s pee. I know something’s out there (I’ve heard of it before), I just can’t remember what it is. Unfortuantly, a video camera won’t work because it’s not the same spot every time. Thanks for all your thoughts – keep ‘em coming! 
he is only one week old and has just opend his eyes he pees after every feeding but has not pooped;/
abandoned by his momma at about two weeks and have been tacking care of him for about five days hes bottle feeding very well but no poop we have been stimulating him with a wet toilet paper but no luck. oh sorry the age is incorrect he is now about two and a half weeks old.
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