My cat was neutered many years ago, but continues to spray. It has wrecked all my doors and walls. I have tried those expensive plug ins as recommended by the vet, but he still does it. Can anybody help with a solution to my problem?
By Tracy
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I would make him an outdoor cat. If he has wrecked your doors and walls, despite advice from the vet, he will not stop.
I am a landlord and even though I am a cat lover, I don't allow my tenants to have cats. I have had to pt out thousands of dollars over the years to replace sheetrock, carpets and flooring. The smell never leaves unless you replace it.
There must be some kind of behavior therapy for cats. I know there is for dogs. Consult your vet
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