Cat recently started peeing on the bed?

Having worked as a vet tech, the first thing that comes to mind is a urinary tract infection. They are very common in cats. Peeing in an inappropriate place is a classic symptom. Cats produce very concentrated urine and they are prone to infections as a result. If this is the case, she is very uncomfortable and probably just goes wherever she is, the moment she feels the slightest urge. Infections can be fatal, if not treated. Have a vet check her tomorrow.

Sometimes a cat might urinate outside the litter box if it's upset about something going on in it's home. An example would be stress from a new baby in the house, or a new pet. This kind of thing may correct itself, with time, but the chances of this are much smaller than an infection and an infection could be deadly.

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Have you taken her to the vet? When there's no obvious issue with the litter box, that's usually the first thing people do, because it's likely she has a urinary tract infection, and needs antibiotics. These are very painful and she's not being a bad kitty - she just can't make it to the litter box.

Also, just to be on the safe side, even though you haven't changed the litter, sometimes they change the formula. Or there could be a reason the location of the box is a problem now when it wasn't before. Prior to taking her, try a couple different locations and litters just to see if this is the problem. But I'm guessing it's medical.

Take her to the vet next time she does this as it may be a recurring urinary tract infection. Basically when it hurts to pee cats associate the pain with the litter box and try other soft places thinking it will hurt less. A course of antibiotics or some special food usually clears it up. It is much less serious in female cats than in male cats. Once the pain stops you should be able to get her back to using the tray pretty easily by just keeping an eye on her and moving her to the tray when she goes to squat anywhere else. Try keeping the doors to the bedrooms closed for a few days.

How often do you change the cat litter? If you change is once a week only, you will have pee stains on and around the house. Cat litter needs to be changed every day.

1) Keep a container for the cat litter dumping next to the cat litter. Clean it everyday.

2) Purchase some toys for the cat so that she knows it's her own area.

3) You can purchase some keep away spray or powder that deters her from going to the other room.

4) She's just marking her territory, so she's doing this pee thing on your stuff

5) Your cat may have a urinary tract problem, you need to take your cat to the vet and have it tested.

6) Has she been spayed, if not, you need to have her spayed,

7) What type of litter, hard rock type or sand, if hard rock, try sand, if that's not to her liking, than you should really have her tested by the vet.

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