You adore your cat. You talk to them in a ridiculous voice. You post pictures of their toe beans on social media. You’d do anything for them.Except, perhaps, tolerate another puddle of wee in your shoes.If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve found cat pee where it shouldn’t be — the duvet, the bathmat, the …

There’s a special kind of despair that hits when you step in something wet at 2am — and it’s not the dog’s water bowl.If you’ve found yourself muttering, “I’m going to rehome this cat” or Googling “cat nappies” at stupid o’clock, you’re not alone. Litter box problems can push even the most devoted cat lover …

There’s a moment that every cat owner knows. A sudden whiff. That sharp, acrid tang that cuts through the room like a punch in the nose. You don’t even need to see the puddle to know — they’ve done it again.And so you reach for the cleaning spray. Maybe it’s antibacterial. Maybe it smells like lemon …

There’s a moment every cat owner dreads. You’re tidying up, minding your own business, when you suddenly spot — or worse, step in — a suspicious puddle. It’s not on the litter tray. It’s on your rug, your duvet, or behind the TV. And the big question begins to buzz: Why is my cat doing …

You love your cat. But that doesn’t mean you’re not about to lose your mind when you find pee on your duvet. Again.If you’re standing in a puddle, staring at your beloved feline and wondering, “Why on earth is this happening?”, you’re not alone. I’ve spent the last 25 years elbow-deep in cat behaviour — …

If you’ve found yourself scrubbing cat pee off the skirting boards — again — you’ve probably asked, “Is this behavioural… or is something wrong?”It’s a good question. A vital one, actually.As a breeder, GCCF judge, and feline behaviourist with over 25 years of litter tray troubleshooting under my belt (and under my fingernails), I can …