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Stop the Cat From Peeing on Carpet - The Most Important Step to Make it Stop

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There is nothing as frustrating as having a cat decide that it's 
litter box is no longer acceptable. If the cat instead picks your quilt 
or the carpet in your living room, you have a serious problem on your 
hands that needs to be sorted out as quickly as possible. 
 
The 
first and most important step to stop your cat peeing on carpet is to 
bring him to the vet for a checkup. You need to first rule out that 
there isn't a medical cause behind his inappropriate urination. It is 
quite common in male cats for a blockage to form in their urethra that 
can quickly become a life threatening condition. 
 
Don't let this happen by getting him to the vet in time! 
 
Your
 vet will want to know if your cat has a constant supply of fresh water.
 It is of vital importance just like with us humans that the cat drinks 
enough fluids to keep his system running smoothly. 
 
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If your cat 
does have a blockage, his peeing on the carpet is his only way of 
telling you something is wrong. Make sure you listen to these messages 
and quickly help alleviate your cat's distress. 
 
Under normal 
circumstances, your cat WANTS to use his litter box and keep clean. Cats
 are meticulously clean animals and wouldn't normally pee outside their 
litter box unless something was wrong. 
 
Your vet will also possibly
 put your cat on a special urinary diet that reduces the amount of 
crystals that can form in your cat's urethra. This food doesn't cost 
anymore than the normal variety and can work wonders for your cat's 
urinary health. 
 
My wife and I brought our cat to the vet one 
afternoon after finding a wet spot on our quilt. It turned out that he 
did have a blockage and was put on a special diet on which he remains to
 this day. The thing is, this wasn't his first bout of "inappropriate 
urination". 
 
A few years earlier we brought home a Golden Retriever
 puppy and our cat promptly decided that she wasn't welcome. How did he 
protest? You guessed it. 
 
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This time it was on the sofa cushions. We brought him to the vet 
and he said everything was fine. We didn't know what to do until we 
found <a href="http://tinyurl.com/pamlsf3">StopCatPeeing.com</a>
 If it hadn't been for the advice we got there, we likely would have had
 to give our beloved cat up as everything else we tried seemed to only 
make matters worse. 
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