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I've seen her do it twice, she stands in the litter and wees up the wall, for a good while too, not just a spray. I did think it might be marking at first, but she fully empties her bladder, it creates a puddle! She does also wee normally (squatting close to the litter, and all in the tray) rather t...

Sounds like that could be possible, especially as her litter tray is near an external door! I haven't noticed it anywhere else though, and she didn't do it in our old house when we first rescued her. She's also spayed, which I thought suppressed their urge to scent mark? I could be wrong about that ...

Hi, We've recently moved house, and have taken our cat (rescued 3 years ago) with us! She has settled really well and isn't hiding or acting afraid. She uses a litter tray as we haven't let her outside yet, and lately she's been weirdly standing in the tray when she needs a wee, but lifts her tail a...

You could try growing cat grass in a pot for her in the house, something like this: https://seeds.suttons.co.uk/search?w=cat+grass If she can "graze" indoors, she might not be so desperate for greenery when she goes out. But most outdoor cats chew grass, and don't seem to come to any harm...

Haha yes I've had experience with cats and their talent at puking! Thank you for the link, I'll have a look to see, I just don't know how I'll be able to stop her when she's out on her own.

We've just recently started letting our new rescue cat out for small periods of time in the garden, but for some reason all she wants to do is chew/eat leaves and grass! It wouldn't worry me except that I know lots of plants are poisonous to cats and I'm concerned that they could harm her. She won't...