Cat wont stop spraying

[GILL]

Even after they have been neutured they may spray for a while. Thia will usually stop, unless they get mad at you then even the girls will spray. ( in my shoes).

[Medusa]

I have a couple of boys w/bad manners who, even after neutering, still sprayed on occasion. My vet gave me a drug for them called Clomicalm. It's usually prescribed for dogs w/behavior problems but it can be safely administered to cats as long as you don't over medicate them. They get 5 mg. before bed and virtually no more spraying. Believe me, I was ready to send one of my boys, Specs, to the moon! This saved him and my house and most importantly, I enjoy him so much more because I'm not mad at him all the time. Talk to your vet about Clomicalm if the spraying continues.

[Jessika]

Even after they have been neutured they may spray for a while. Thia will usually stop, unless they get mad at you then even the girls will spray. ( in my shoes).

Yes, it will take some time

When they are neutered they will not magically stop spraying overnight, it takes a little time for the hormones to leave the body and for them to "forget" that they have the urges.

Usually when you neuter them before they start spraying, they still have the ability but don't KNOW they have the ability. With older males who are neutered later and have already started spraying, they KNOW they can spray, so even if they are neutered or not can and will do so.

So make sure to clean all areas thoroughly with an cleaner aimed toward breaking down pet enzymes. Because eventhough you can't see or smell it, he still can!

[Medusa]

So make sure to clean all areas thoroughly with an cleaner aimed toward breaking down pet enzymes. Because eventhough you can't see or smell it, he still can!

Yes, everyone has their favorite cleaning products for ridding the house of pet stains and my favorite is Urine Gone. You can buy it at Bed Bath and Beyond or, here in Ohio, Giant Eagle. It takes the stain and the smell out totally but you really have to completely saturate the area several times.