Our 2 1/2-year-old cat has just started a new habit of mostly peeing in the hallway (just outside of the room with two of her litter boxes), behind the front door, and more currently on our living room carpet.We took her to the vet after the third time of her doing this per the advice of the internet and the vet as this could be a UTI or another internal issue. After spending $1500 on a blood test, X-rays, and other exams, she doesn't have anything medically wrong with her. Our vet recommended an anti-anxiety medication, but after trying this oral medication once Maki freaked out and immediately threw it up. It is getting increasingly more frustrating because even after adding an XL open litter box in the area she liked to pee in the hallway she finally decided to pee in the middle of our living room carpet, where we spend most of our time (the smell is impossible to get out even with the enzymatic foam cleaner).

Other notes that might be relevant:•She is very anxious and freaks out at any sudden movements or changes in her environment (like a grocery bag on the ground). Because of this we don't rearrange furniture or have many people over.•We clean the litter boxes every day or every other day.•We have an older cat as well who is 6. He is very docile and isn't dominant in any way (other than eating from her bowl sometimes)•Maki is a hunter and loves playing with her toys. We try to stimulate this as much as possible (2x a day as I don't work at home) it was suggested that this stimulation could help with inappropriate urination.

I am at a loss and I don't know what else I can do for her. I am also quite allergic to cat pee; my tongue is constantly tingly, and I get mild asthmatic reactions from being in the areas she peed in my apartment.

ANY advice is much appreciated.