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Cat People, I need your help
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Surely this cat has been neutered, right?
A male cat is almost impossible to prevent marking unless he is "fixed".
Does he have long hair? If so, frequent brushing is a big help in preventing the 'hair balls' that cause vomiting.
Male cats can be so loving and bonded with their owner. They can also feel left out if ignored and not included in cuddling. Refusing the use a clean litter box is a symptom of something that you haven't recognized as of yet.
Keep looking for an answer, or purchase a large cat cage with different levels and keep him there when you are not able to supervise his activities. It's not as cruel as some think. It could contribute calm to your household and also for the animal itself.
Good luck. I love pets of all kinds, and some have special needs where others don't.
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Quoting: Anonymous Coward 4545733 yes he is neutered and isnt a long hair cat. the puking isnt hair balls. he does that as a cat normally would. the puking is him vomiting back up his food. Regarding the vomiting, are you feeding him strictly just DRY CAT FOOD ? I had the same problem with my cat, also shitting outside his litterbox too. As soon as we switched him over to nothing but cans of wet food the problems stopped %100. Our basement carpet is still covered in orange puke stains, but theres no more new surprises to find anymore. If DRY CAT FOOD is the case, you need to remember cats have sharp teeth because they are meat eaters. They absorb a lot of water and hydration from wet food. DRY CAT FOOD is extremely starchy and builds up in the digestive system. we have tried dry, wet and a mixture.
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