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October 21, 2018 2 min read
5 ways you can discourage your cat from spraying
Urinating and spraying can sometimes be confusing for cat owners. Although both behaviors are different from each other, they can be misleading at times. Urine spraying is often a common behavior in a cat that is exhibited by both male and female cats. Often times, it is a non-neutered male that exhibits the behavior more than the female cats. Spraying on furniture and surfaces is a territorial behavior that cats exhibit to mark their territory. Although it is a common behavior, it can be prevented by you.
It is important not to consume spraying with urinating outside the litter box. Should the latter occur, quickly get in touch with your vet as your cat might be suffering from a urinary tract infection that needs immediate attention.
You can control spraying in the following way;
Spraying is not a pleasant thing to experience in the house, but you can play a role in ensuring you limit it in your cat. You can also clean up affected areas to prevent any remarking from future occurrence.
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