Shedding and urinating

I rescued a cat several yrs. ago. I researched on the net and i believe she is an auburn turkish van. My cat has tons of hair it seems. I groom her daily but she still sheds year round.  We briefly just had a younger cat also. But had to adopt it out due to it spraying urine everywhere in our home. Now, my turkish van is urinating in the house. We never had this problem with our cat, until we brought the younger cat home briefly. We adopted the younger cat out a week ago and my cat is still urinating in the house.  She not spraying. Just peeing on the floor in places. Any suggestions on the shedding and urinating. Thank you.

[BTownMeezer]

The shedding you'll have to live with and just brush her daily.  Is she receiving a good quality cat food (i.e. not one of the grocery store brands that contains as the main ingredient ground corn?).

As far as the inappropriate urination, make sure you clean up the area so the smell of the urine doesn't remain (don't use ammonia).  The cat will continue to be attracted to these places.  One thing you should seriously consider is a veterianarian visit to rule out any physical reasons that your cat might be missing her litter box.

[Savas]

Yes, cats can smell spay/urine even after normal cleaning fluids are used. Your kitty is merely trying to assert that this is still his territory, by spaying the spots he smells.

Pick up "Natures miracle" at your pet store. It's a product based on the design for the cleaning fluid they use to clean up at morgues.It breaks down the basic enzymes, so even kitty can't smell it.