Your cat keeps peeing on the carpet and nothing you try seems to work. Learn the 3 real root causes behind this behavior and the proven 7-step protocol that stops it for good.

Litter box avoidance is usually caused by medical issues, box setup problems, or stress.   Your cat has been perfectly litter trained for years.   Then one day, you find a puddle on the carpet. Or a wet spot on the couch. Or worse, on your bed.   You clean it. You ignore it. You hope it was a one-time thing.   But it happens again. And again.   Now you're spending every evening scrubbing carpets, buying enzymatic cleaners by the gallon, and wondering what you did wrong. Did y

Cat on bed after early-morning urination accident, highlighting stress and litter box problems.

For many cat parents, discovering that their beloved cat is peeing on the bed is confusing, stressful, and emotionally exhausting. Most people assume something is wrong with the litter box, or that their cat is acting out of spite. They wash sheet after sheet, search online late at night for answers, and try every litter box “hack” they can find. But inappropriate urination in cats is often a form of communication. It is a behavioral signal that something in the cat’s emotion