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TexasTowelie

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

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Wed Jan 29, 2025, 11:31 AM

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Several of the suggestions in the video are odors that humans would find tolerable and even pleasant so that you don't feel like you are punishing yourself while solving the spraying problem.

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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

Get him neutered. Then write or call Best Friends and ask them for advice on breaking his urination habits. sinkingfeeling Wednesday #2

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 that neutering may not solve the problem completely, but I believe it's a necessary step. ShazzieB Wednesday #9

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