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Urinating on Clothes, Spanking & Spraying, Behavioral or Medical

January 29, 2015January 16, 2013 by Alana Stevenson

Alana Stevenson, Cat Behaviorist, answers questions from Life with Cats readers.

Categories Behavior & Lifestyle, From the Feline Behaviorist, Health Tags Alana Stevenson, cat behavior, Cat Behaviorist, cat spray, ear infection, ear irritation, eating grass, feline behavior, health, jumping on counters, licking fur, litter box, mites, problem urination, skittish, spanking, spraying, stress, urinalysis, urinary infection, urinating on clothing, urination, veterinarian, yeast infection Leave a comment

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