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ScratchCat

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Thu Jan 30, 2025, 10:25 AM

Jan 30

He will be four in March. I've tried both the Febreeze Pet odor eliminator and that product on tv called Pooph. Both help the smell for me, but he smells right through both(like someone said they will).

I guess its neutering time.

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Just "throwing my hands in the air" over my little buddy [View all] ScratchCat Jan 29 OP

I think if you get him neutered it will help. spooky3 Jan 29 #1

Get him neutered. Then write or call Best Friends and ask them for advice on breaking his urination habits. sinkingfeeling Jan 29 #2

You might also try "odor therapy" to keep the cat away from certain areas. TexasTowelie Jan 29 #3

We live with a similar problem. iscooterliberally Jan 29 #4

We have a problem cat, too. BobTheSubgenius Jan 29 #5

Thanks everyone ScratchCat Jan 29 #6

No solution but I promise you JustAnotherGen Jan 29 #7

Neutering him may not solve the entire problem radical noodle Jan 29 #8

I agree that neutering may not solve the problem completely, but I believe it's a necessary step. ShazzieB Jan 29 #9

I agree 100% radical noodle Jan 29 #10

Thanks again ScratchCat Jan 30 #11

Several very good suggestions here. Have you done the baking soda niyad Jan 30 #12