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I had no idea about this, now I understand why our cat kept doing it after neutering and it was because we had a new puppy.
I have repeated this advice so many times that I already have a brochure that explains it, many owners neuter their cats mainly for this reason.
Cats are very territorial and always want to feel comfortable wherever they are, it is normal for this to happen but people have a hard time understanding that. l and always want to feel comfortable wherever they are, it is normal for this to happen but people have a hard time understanding that.
I suppose it's not very difficult to understand, but people are very stubborn, they believe that the cat will only be a machine of cute things when it is not.
As a vet, I understand this. As a pet owner, I wouldn't want my cat to pee all over my carpet.
It may sound weird to some, but this is exactly the reason why I don't have any pets. I love animals, they're great and they can be great companions to those who need them. But my home is my secure space where I can do whatever I want, and cleaning up after a pet isn't that.
I wish all pet owners understood that rather than getting rid of a cat that is spraying, it's important to understand why they are feeling insecure and address the issue.
Definitely. Spraying is often a sign of stress or anxiety and can be caused by environmental changes, unfamiliar animals in the house, or other factors. It's important to practice patience and provide them with a safe space and extra support while you work out what’s bothering your cat.
Best solution: show your cat(s) you love them! Providing plenty of love and reassurance can help them feel secure and more relaxed in their environment.