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Does your cat urinate outside the litter box?  Many cats who do not use their litter boxes regularly have a urinary tract infection. If your kitty has a bladder infection, no amount of behavior modification will help. It is very important to check a urinalysis to rule out the possibility that your kitty has a bladder infection. If there is no medical reason for your kitty’s behavior and the litter box is still being ignored, there are many options on how to approach resolving this issue.

Cats are sensitive creatures and can suffer from anxiety disorders just as people and dogs can. They can experience generalized anxiety disorders or more specific anxiety issues. There are MANY ways to work with your cat to help them with through these issues, from medication like Prozac to "Play Therapy." Per Jackson Galaxy there are 3 common kinds of cat stress:

1. Physical 

     - Overgrooming

     - Vomiting or Diarrhea

     - Urinary

     - Intestinal

     - Food (over-eating, under-eating, "snarf & barf"

     - Displacement of behavior

2. Territorial

     - Perimeter Marking

     - Avoidance

     - Over-ownership of space

3. Relational

     - Feel threatened by other animal

     - Aggression

     - Separation anxiety

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FIP, Feline Infectious Peritonitis, is caused by a mutation in the Feline Coronavirus (Feline Coronavirus is not the same coronavirus that is the cause of COVID-19 illness in humans and cannot be passed from infected cats to humans.)  

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