How can i stop my cat spraying in the house?

Question

I have a female cat. She has been neutered. For the past six months she has been spraying round the house. Usually in corners but also on my fathers i mac monitor and on his laptop too. Also on the tv screen. She seems to go for stuff we use. Even recently in my toolbox.
How can i stop her doing this? are there any sprays to buy to put her off?
Any ideas why she is doing this in the first place.
I love my at but its driving me nuts!

Answer 1

She might not like the kitty litter your using. Cats can be very picky little things. Try changing out the cat litter for a different kind. I have 2 and both of them are females and have been spayed. They used to do this when I was using tidy cat and I switched to fresh step, which stopped them. Another reason is if her box isn't clean, then she will resort to using other places. Hope this helps!

Answer 2

Last year my beautiful Manx cat Theodore went out for the evening and never came back. I love cats and the house didn't feel the same without one, so I picked up Lola from a rescue centre. She was very frightened and would pee all over the house. I found Cat Spraying No More� on the internet and the techniques worked almost immediately. I haven't had a problem with Lola since. Amazing!

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Answer 3

Female cats do spray spayed or not. She is marking her territory in the house for some reason. Maybe another animal is around. Very hard thing to stop once they start. Good luck though! I have a female that is spayed and she stays outside because she does spray. But she has a nice shed with heat and water and food.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Are you sure that your cat is a female? For one, female cats are spayed, not neutered, and I had no prior knowledge that female cats sprayed. I always thought it was just a male trait. And if you find that your cat is a male, just let him outside every now and again. That way he'll spray the plants around the house instead of your belongings inside.

Answer 6

I would first have a urinalysis done to assure there is no medical reason for this action. It is quite uncommon for females to spray. Spraying can be associated with cats that hang around your home and cause your cat to feel she has to mark her territory. First check with your vet to make sure there is no underlying problem.

Answer 7

never heard of a neutered female cat of spraying..try spraying the areas with lemon juice or vinegar

Answer 8

put pepper down cheap and easy . it will stop you might have a sneezing cat but after a few days it wont go back there . and problem will be gone. did you have a cat before it can proably smell it so is scent marking . especially if you havent had it long so it will proably grow out of it ( or hope it will for your sake) i had one used to go on my bed on my side.(made a good curry ) only joking

Answer 9

cats that have been spayed don't spray, that's a given.
if shes peeing around the house, odds are, shes not happy about something.
try sprinkling cayenne pepper on the carpets where she pees, it will slightly burn and numb her paw pads, and teach her to stay away from there,
try changing litter brands, and maybe even litter types, some cats don't like regular litter, try the beaded kind, cats seem to prefer it.

Answer 10

a female cat cannot be neutered. only SPAYED. and female cats don' spray. maybe u should ask a vet