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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]+1 to the PP who suggested kitty Prozac.  May I also suggest you keep the bathroom fan on, and clean the cat box/shower more often?

I've just had to put down my kitty who has been extremely ill for the last two weeks.  We've spent thousands of dollars on surgeries for him and he has continued to have devastating UT issues, the last one of which did him in.  He was in our master bath on towels and prefolds and we cleaned after him once a day, and wiped the floor with water daily.  The smell was no where near as dramatic as you describe.[/quote]

OP here. Box scooped daily or twice daily depending on when people shower. Shower cleaned at least twice daily - must be cleaned before showering in order to remove litter and wash away urine, and then it gets all the soap from showers.

I have a strong sense of smell so maybe it bothers me more than most, but my husband also hates it and my kids remark on it as well. We're down to just one type of litter she seems willing to use at all so that's what we're stuck with.

She's a good cat except for the fact that I just can't live with her anymore. I wish she would die in her sleep, perfectly happy, but so far she wakes up every morning ready to resume her day of lurking in our room and hiding from everything.

Thank you to those PPs who have been understanding. It seems like the best path is to put her down rather than look for a new home. It will be extremely hard to do (which is why she's still with us despite many years of trouble) but I think the better option for her than what's left. [/quote]

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