Why would my 4 year old male bengal suddenly start urinating on furniture? He has been neutered?

It's possible that your cat has a urinary tract infection or some other condition that is causing the problem. I'd recommend you have him checked out by your vet. If it isn't a medical problem, then it might be environmental or behavioral.

Have there been any significant changes in the household? Have you changed the kind of litter you use or location of the litter box? Do you have other cats?

I had a similar problem once and a veterinary behaviorist suggested we use one litter box per cat plus one extra. He suggested using different levels of litter in the various boxes and was emphatic that they should be cleaned daily. I think our issue was due to our 2 cats not getting along.

You have a bengal cat, which is a hybrid... my understand is that this type of behavior is much more common with this type of breed, and I quote: "Breeders cannot choose which elements you get of the wild or domestic cat. The Wildcat Sanctuary receives more calls from owners wanting to surrender Bengal domestic cats than all other wildcats and hybrids combined. The most common reason is not using the litter box, especially when housed with other animals.

We love the Bengals and hybrids we care for, but we accept the soiling and behavioral problems that most people deem inappropriate pet behavior. " HOWEVER, he may have a urninary tract infection. This is very common and it has happened periodically with every male cat I've owned.

I would take him to the vet ASAP. This is dangerous territory if it turns out to be an infection. "Diseases of the lower urinary tract occur frequently in cats, affecting the bladder and/or the urethra (the tube that carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the body)... Cats will strain and make frequent and prolonged attempts to urinate, but usually the amount of urine passed during each attempt is quite small.

Affected cats tend to lick their genital area excessively, and sometimes they will urinate outside the litter box, often preferring cool, smooth surfaces like a tile floor or a bathtub. Occasionally, there will be blood present in the urine.

He may be spraying to mark territory. There may be a female cat nearby in heat. helpwithpettraining.com.

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