Why is my young cat peeing in his food bowl after a litter box move?

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My kitty of a month or so has just started peeing in his food bowls and other random spots , asked the vet and he didn't offer any reasons why or what to do to make it stop . There food is expensive and I'm just throwing it all away . Same litter same food , I moved the litter box to the middle of the house now that they are big enough to roam the house ( small apartment, ) he was doing fine at first but now if he's not locked in his room he pees in his dry food bowls . Plz help. Pet's info: Cat | Ragdoll | Male | unneutered | 1 month and 14 days old | 0.5 lbs

Lindsey Edwards MVB, BSc, IVCA · Accepted Answer

It may be something frightened him in the new location and he is looking for a safer option. I recommend having a second litter tray in the room he prefers as a back up. Trays should be in a quiet, undisturbed location, not near noisy or unpredictable things such as washing machines. A calming supplement can help also and it is important to encourage frequent, stress free urination by facilitating his preferred options to reduce the risk of urinary tract inflammation and irritation

Why is my young cat peeing in his food bowl after a litter box move?

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