Stop Cats From Spraying - why cats spray
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Stop Cats From Spraying - why cats spray
Point Taken
If your cat has sprayed, tackle the problem immediately. By ignoring the behavior, even for a few weeks, it becomes so ingrained that environmental and behavioral modification will not resolve the problem, and pharmacological intervention will be necessary.
If your neutered cat has sprayed, first attempt to determine the cause. Then, either remove it from his environment or cut off access to it. If the problem is household overcrowding, another home may be needed for your newest foster kitty. In Ti’s case, a mesh fence-topper could be used to prevent other cats from climbing into the yard. Or, a motion detector could be installed to set off a garden hose or flashing lights to send feline invaders packing. Ti’s guardians could install shades, shutters or other visual barriers to prevent him from witnessing others on his turf.
Stop Cats From Spraying - why cats spray
Point Taken
If your cat has sprayed, tackle the problem immediately. By ignoring the behavior, even for a few weeks, it becomes so ingrained that environmental and behavioral modification will not resolve the problem, and pharmacological intervention will be necessary.
If your neutered cat has sprayed, first attempt to determine the cause. Then, either remove it from his environment or cut off access to it. If the problem is household overcrowding, another home may be needed for your newest foster kitty. In Ti’s case, a mesh fence-topper could be used to prevent other cats from climbing into the yard. Or, a motion detector could be installed to set off a garden hose or flashing lights to send feline invaders packing. Ti’s guardians could install shades, shutters or other visual barriers to prevent him from witnessing others on his turf.