Female cats spraying/peeing inappropriately

[jennielynn1970]

I was just wondering that myself, but then again, I wonder if that would make them pee somewhere else.

I did email the pet psychic to see what she actually does and all that. I guess I'm skeptical. Plus when I GOOGLED her, it led me to where it has info on her being a cub scout den leader/mother. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but I'm just sitting here going "What does a cub scout den mother know about being a psychic??". I'm a librarian, a teacher, and I guess I question things like that because to me, it's just a strange kind of combination. And I guess I just am not so sure about the pet psychic deal. I'm one of those show me logic people... I think it comes from being in the education field, and doubting things that can't be totally explained. Or it's just me.

[fragrancehound]

I would be skeptical too! There are so many people out there trying to make a quick buck and really do not care about the well being of other people or their pets. It's sad really.

What about a holistic approach? Maybe acupuncture or some herbs?

I really feel for you too. It is a hard situation you are in and there are no easy answers.

[Medusa]

One of my males, Specs, has peed from day one. He totally ruined my dining room server, to the point that the wood was warped and the doors couldn't close. I bought new dining room furniture and now he's started doing the same thing to my buffet. So, as much as I hate to, he's back on amitryptilene. I don't like to drug my cats but I will not allow them to ruin my furniture again. The last suite was old but this is new and I'm not independently wealthy that I can keep replacing furniture. I admit to not having read all your posts, so I'm not sure if you mentioned trying medication or not. But I went with Feliway, tin foil, water guns, double sided tape, noisemakers, more litter boxes, the whole bit. None of it worked. Until amitryptilene. It keeps him calm. He's not a zombie, just calm so that he doesn't spray. Hope this helps.

Blessings,
Mary