8 quick questions → a clear action plan. Find out whether it's medical or behavioral — and exactly what to change, what to fix, and when to see a vet.
Start the 2-minute checkBased on published veterinary behavior guidelines (AVSAB, Maddie's Fund). Not a vet diagnosis.
Where, how often, and what changed lately — about 2 minutes.
Medical red flags vs. behavioral vs. litter-box setup — based on published guidelines.
Step-by-step fixes, environment changes, and a vet-visit checklist you can print.
Complete analysis + step-by-step fixes + printable vet checklist. One-time payment, yours forever. Includes unlimited re-runs.
Peeing outside the litter box is the #1 behavioral reason cats are surrendered to shelters (Maddie's Fund, OSU College of Vet Medicine).
What a single behavior-consultant session typically costs. Most problems can be corrected with the right plan.
of inappropriate-elimination cases are medical or litter-box related — not "the cat being naughty". Solving the right cause fixes the habit.
No. The check screens and organizes likely causes based on published veterinary behavior guidelines. It never replaces a vet — and it will tell you clearly when you should see one.
See a vet immediately. Those are emergencies — no checklist replaces urgent care. The tool always surfaces red flags first, for free.
Articles give you generic lists. The wizard personalizes: your cat's age, sex, where it pees, what changed — and builds a plan for your exact situation, not a general one.
That's exactly what the behavioral branch covers: reintroduction steps, environment changes, and stress reduction that actually work. If medical causes are excluded first, which the checklist makes sure happens.
Most cat-behavior tools are phone apps you have to download, create an account for, and learn. PeeFree Wizard runs in your browser in 3 minutes — no download, no account, no subscription. You get the screening and plan, then leave. That's the whole point of a one-time $9.99 tool.
Yes — one click, no questions asked.
Disclaimer: PeeFree Wizard provides educational screening only and does not constitute veterinary or medical advice. Always consult a licensed veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment. If you observe blood, straining, lethargy, or refusal to eat, seek veterinary care immediately.
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