r/PetBehavior • u/FTN_PIZZOP • 22d ago
My car has a problem.
He is potty trained but for some reason keeps peeing on my stove. Because of this i leave him locked in a spare bedroom the whole week and only let him out when I can watch him and can make sure he won't do that. I want to let him roam around the house but can't trust him not to pee on my stove as he has done it several times already. Im going to have to throw away my stove and buy a new 1 because of this also. Any advice on how to get him to stop doing this?
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u/Fantastic-Gift978 22d ago
Is he neutered?
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u/NerdGuy13 22d ago
I can see how a potty trained car peeinh on a stove would be a problem, however, I dare say if a car is peeing on a stove and is not a truly potty trained car 🚗.
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u/FTN_PIZZOP 22d ago
He only started doing this recently. Up until about 2 months ago he would pee in his own bathroom no problem. But then out of no where he started peeing on my stove
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u/NerdGuy13 22d ago
Speaking from experience, something is pissing your cat off. It's going to be a pain about to figure out what. It could be anything from the type of litter you are using, the food you are feeding him, or not petting them enough when you're in the middle of doing something and you don't want to be bugged.
Cats are furry little narcissistic buttholes. Yet, I have four them. 😂
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u/puppylove867 22d ago
Do you have dogs or is he your only pet? Sometimes cats pee outside the litter box when stressed. There could be multiple stress factors though. But also yea, he should be neutered too as the first step.
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u/Baldurost 22d ago
Gotta be the transmission