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1. I think if you get him neutered it will help.

Wed Jan 29, 2025, 11:09 AM

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Vets can also recommend anti anxiety or other drugs that could help.

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Just "throwing my hands in the air" over my little buddy [View all] ScratchCat Wednesday OP

I think if you get him neutered it will help. spooky3 Wednesday #1

You might also try "odor therapy" to keep the cat away from certain areas. TexasTowelie Wednesday #3

We live with a similar problem. iscooterliberally Wednesday #4

We have a problem cat, too. BobTheSubgenius Wednesday #5

Thanks everyone ScratchCat Wednesday #6

No solution but I promise you JustAnotherGen Wednesday #7

Neutering him may not solve the entire problem radical noodle Wednesday #8

I agree 100% radical noodle Wednesday #10

Thanks again ScratchCat Yesterday #11

Several very good suggestions here. Have you done the baking soda niyad 20 hrs ago #12