Spraying is a behavior commonly associated with cats marking their territory. However, when a previously well-behaved cat begins to spray, it can be a distressing and perplexing issue for pet owners. While spraying is often linked to behavioral and environmental factors, it can also be a symptom of underlying health problems, such as diabetes. Feline … Read more
Feline urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common yet often overlooked issue in domestic cats, significantly affecting their health and behavior. While UTIs are primarily recognized for causing discomfort and frequent urination, their impact extends beyond physical symptoms. One of the more perplexing behavioral manifestations associated with UTIs is increased spraying, or marking, which can … Read more
Cat spraying is often perceived as a behavioral issue related to territory marking or stress. However, when a cat engages in spraying—where it releases small amounts of urine on vertical surfaces—it may be an indication of an underlying medical condition. Understanding the connection between medical issues and spraying is crucial for accurate diagnosis and effective … Read more