I bought two new rugs and one of my cats has already peed on one of them. I spanker her and told her no and rubbed her nose in it. Is this a good way to train her or can I do something else? This cat destryed a previous rug by peeing on it.
Get a new rug. He will always go back to where he marked his scent no matter how much you clean it because there will always be a trace of it there and cats have a much keener sense of smell than we do. I think rubbing the cat's nose in it is just a little too much. That is just plain abue.
Try a litter box! no , seriously, if the cat is old or sick sometimes they do this for some reason. take it to the vet cause it could be a urinary problem. There is also some stuff called Boundary I got at the pet store. you spray it on what you want the cat to stay away from. it works. good luck
Last 12 months my lovely Manx cat Theodore went out for the night time and in no way got here again. I love cats and the condo did not suppose the identical with out one, so I picked up Lola from a rescue centre. She used to be very fearful and might pee all over the place the condo. I observed Cat Spraying No More??? on the net and the systems labored close to instantly. I have not had a main issue with Lola due to the fact that. Amazing! Can't quit your cat peeing within the condo? Then fear not more...
First of all ... does the cat / kitten already have a litter box? If so ... then you should take a hint ... maybe the kitten is passing judgement on your taste in rugs! LOL !!! Anyway...spray with white vinegar, eliminates any prior odor , as well as deterring the cat /dog from going potty there anymore. If you catch the kitty in the act, gently pick him/her up and take him/her to his/her litter box and gently put him/her there. EVERY TIME YOU CATCH him/her. The repetition will there in create a pavlov's dog effect. Vinegar is the best way to deter the cat from *going* on the rug.
