How to stop a cat spraying

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How to stop cat spraying

Spraying is generally associated with a stressful event or a change in his environment.

All cats, male or female, neutered or not mark out their territory with urine spraying, this can also be for sexual reasons.

See below for common factors that may cause your cat to spray below.

Plug in a Feliway Diffuser in the room the cat frequents most.
Clean sprayed areas with water & surgical alcohol & allow to dry.
When dry, spray these areas with Feliway Spray daily to reduce the likelihood of urine spraying.
Stop spraying Feliway when the cat starts to rub the site with its head.
If this not observed continue use for at least 1 month.
Use of a Feliway Diffuser can help and stop a relapse in this behaviour.

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Common factors that may be causing your cat to spray include:

Alongside the use of Feliway, environmental changes may be required including an increase in litter trays, elevated hiding places, separate feeding and water bowls. If urine marking continues, behavioural and further environmental modifications may be required and may need veterinary advice.
In entire cats urine spraying is also associated with sexual excitement in male cats or the onset of oestrus in female cats. To manage this problem the cat should be neutered.

In cats with a history of urine spraying, also consider using a Feliway Diffuser prior to stressful events (several days before the anticipated event) to prevent a relapse in this unwanted behaviour.
For even more information go to International Cat Care (iCatCare)