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Cat repellent and deterrent products work to ensure your kitty’s natural behaviors, like scratching and chewing, don’t become a problem in your home. Repellent and deterrent sprays can be used to keep your cat away from certain places or from scratching and chewing fixtures and furniture. These off-limits items might include upholstered or wood furniture, outside garden areas, curtains, carpets and more. At Petco we have motion-activated sprays and refills as well as manual sprays and even sticky tape to put on furniture as a behavior deterrent.
Repellent sprays are designed to deter cats from certain activities. All cats will react differently to repellent sprays and individual results may vary.
Cat repellent and deterrent sprays are formulated to keep cats away from wherever they’re sprayed—including furniture.
A cat deterrent is usually a spray that helps to prevent or deter certain behaviors in your cat, such as scratching a piece of furniture.
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Is there anything i can apply to areas in my house so my cat doesnt spray? I just discoverd one area that one my cats sprayed and its driving me crazy! Please is there any product like a repellent to avoid this behavior? What can i do?
So I have a thought that one of my two cats may be "marking" urinating in our house due to the neighbors two "outside"cats hanging around our house
What can I do to keep my cat from using my neighbors flower garden for a litter box?
Introducing two cats to a cat and dog household. Would the defusers for cat and dog work together if on at the same time or counteract each other?
How do you prevent a cat from licking her paws and to stay calm after a laser declaw and what’s the best way to train cats to not go after my food?
My cat is peeing and pooing everywhere and we tried everything
I am at my breaking point I wish there was a class to take misbehaving young cats . I in the beginning was the nice cat parent but now I’m changing my tone of voice and she still won’t listen to me she now scratches our rug and eats stuff off it like string and when I say no she still does it so I had to spray her with water that didn’t work long so next step was to scruff her that worked for minute but she disobeyed me anyway I don’t know how people truly discipline there cats . Any suggestions
Have 2 male 4-month old brothers (orange tabby's. The area by their cat tree is always damp (believe they are peeing or spraying) yet they do use litter boxes. 1 litter box near the tree and 1 in our hall bath. Both cleaned regularly throughout the day. I'm baffled why the continued wetting the carpet. Also what is the best odor/stain eliminator product. We do have an 11 y.o. dog but they seem to get along okay. Thank you!
My cats chew and shred paper and cardboard incessantly. Help!
What is the best way to discipline kittens?
I’ve been introducing my moms cat to mine. One day my moms cat got into my room for the first time. Since then Storm has been peeing on the carpet in my room. I’ve used pet carpet cleaner and sprayed the no marking spray but he is still going. What else should I do to clean the area and prevent him from peeing again? Their litter box is also in the room in the opposite side and is kept scooped. When the cats are not in my room they get along most of the time now.
I am in Europe and I put a insecticide powder with permethrine that says it has a concentration of 0.5 g in 100g of powder. Is this toxic to my cat?