HOW TO STOP A CAT FROM SPRAYING

If you have a problem with cat spraying، it's time for more than just another round of furniture cleaning. You need a solution—fast. Not only do you need to know how to remove cat spray، but also what caused your cat to start spraying in the first place، so you can help stop the bad habit.

When your cat sprays، he's telling you he's stressed or fearful، and that can cause significant stress for you and your household. Thankfully، you can help reduce feline spraying if you understand why it's happening. For best results، it's important to make a proper determination between ordinary ur.ine spraying and behavioral ur.ine spraying.

The Signs of Ordinary Cat Ur.ine Spraying

Cat spraying doesn't mean your cat is mad at you. It's a sign of another issue.1 If your cat is squatting and uri.nating on a horizontal surface، there are several possible reasons for this behavior.

Your cat may feel uncomfortable because you're not adequately cleaning the litter box. Or your cat may simply not like the type of litter or litter box you use. Try different types of litter and litter box sizes to see if any of those make a difference. It's also possible the litter box is located in an area where there's too much noise or foot traffic. Try moving the box to a more isolated area in the home.