I have two 14 week old kittens who came to me fully litter trained aged 6 weeks.For the first couple of weeks things were fine. Then puddles started appearing on my hall way carpet. I cleaned it up with biological washing powder thoroughly and put a small bowl of food wherever she did it as I was advised to do by a vet nurse at my surgery.
She was checked over by the vet at her vaccination appointment and everything was fine. The same nurse suggested it might be territorial as it was usually next to the front door, kitchen and bedroom doors.
Despite the food bowls she has been continuing to use the carpet and kitchen floor less than two feet away from her litter tray which she has no problem using for solids.
The thing that is really worrying me is that she has taken to peeing on her food mat and earlier i caught her squatting and peeing into her dried biscuits. This goes against everything I know about cat behaviour. I have had cats all my life and have never encountered anything like this. Please can you give me advice on how to stop it and an explanation for whats causing it.
Both kittens are female and it is only the one who does it. We know this as we have caught her several times and the other one has no problems.
Thanks in advance.
Forgot to add, there is a litter tray in the area she generally goes in but she still ignores it. The whole area is only about 3 foot squared.
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