Nature’s Miracle Advanced Platinum No More Spraying, 128 Ounces, Helps Discourage Repetitive Cat Spraying

My 1 year old cat was recently fixed after starting to spray( yes we waited too long) so when he came home despite being fixed he continued to spray causing us to isolate him 3 weeks in our 2nd bathroom. We sprayed this on our roommates bed he kept spraying on and immediatly he stopped doing it. Only been 24 hrs but for him thats a long time to not spray since he was doing it at least 3 times a day before we used this product. It was worth every penny and smells strong but not nasty. Highly reccommend !

I already had five cats. They're all rescues, and they're all indoors. A couple months ago I added another! He's an adult, neutered male. I've been adopting cats [and dogs] for many, many years, so I'm very familiar with bringing in a new pet, letting them get acclimated to their surroundings, letting the old and new pets scope each other out, etc. Part of the process CAN involve any of them--old or new--urinating where they're not supposed to. It can be a stress reaction or it can be a matter of claiming territory. Well, that's exactly what happened with the new cat. Our existing litter boxes were covered. Although he would use them, he was reluctant to get into them. I really don't know if that was the problem, and/or if he wanted to mark his territory, and/or if he was stressed...but at any rate he would occasionally urinate in the carpet. Ugh. As much as I love cats, I *DESPISE* the smell of cat urine! Not knowing which issue the cat was having, first I brought in one of our old, uncovered litter boxes--and the cat immediately preferred it. However, he's very big, and when he'd squat in it to pee, some of it ended up going over the edge...into the carpet. So I bought a new, uncovered litter box, the IRIS High Shield Litter Pan , and that solved that problem. Next I bought some Feliway Behavior Modifier Spray , which uses synthetic cat pheromones to calm and reassure cats and to, hopefully, stop them from marking their territory. I saw some improvement after using this for several days, but it wasn't completely solving the problem. That's when I ordered the Nature's Miracle No More Spraying. I wasn't so much concerned with it removing the stains/odor, as I planned on having the carpet professionally cleaned AFTER the cat stopped peeing in it. I was more interested in its 'no more spraying' aspect. (For clarity, the cat was not spraying, he was urinating, but I hoped this would work regardless.) I used it daily in the two small problem areas for about a week, just applying a light spray to the surface of the carpet. It worked! Yay!! It has a nice, pleasant scent, not offensive or strong at all. It definitely helped with the odor but, again, my main concern was stopping the urinating, and it did. After all of the above, the cat began using the litter boxes exclusively. Ironically, he now uses all the boxes, including the covered ones he didn't like at first. I think now that he's been here a while and knows he's safe and this is his home, he's gotten over whatever issue he had with feeling enclosed in the covered boxes. I had professional cleaners come to tackle the carpet, and the odor is now gone. I forgot to mention: The FIRST thing I did was have my vet check him over. So I knew he had nothing, like a bladder infection or cystitis, causing the behavior. If your cat is peeing where they shouldn't be, PLEASE have them checked by your vet to make sure they're not suffering from a health problem.

For years one of my cats pees on the front door rug. Nothing I did worked. Basically I keep 2 rugs for that door and every other day I would wash the rug. If I didn't have a replacement rug out, she would pee on our bathroom rugs. I basically kept my bathroom door shut and my daughter laid her rugs over the side of the tub. Ohhh and if I put away every single rug in the house, she would go in the litter box. It wasn't great solution but it worked until one of my other cats started peeing on my kitchen rug. I'm guessing he assumed it was okay since the other cat went on the front door rug...mind I've had this cat for 2 1/2 years and the original peeing cat I've had for10 years. Soooo when the 2nd cat started this horrible behavior, I was sooo mad. I bought new rugs and a feliway plug in. The peeing started right up and then I ordered this spray. It has now been over 24 hours since my cat peed at the front door! And neither has peed on the kitchen rug at all. I spray the rugs in the morning and at night. While the smell is kind of like a mentholatum smell, the fact that I'm not smelling cat pee or having crumbled up rugs (because they try to cover up the pee) is fine with me!!! I'm hopeful that after some time, I will be able to stop the spray. I'll wait another week and update the review but I am very hopeful...fingers crossed! And at that point if things are still great I will update to 5 stars.

First and foremost, I do not recommend this to anyone with breathing issues. It's extremely strong and I ended up throwing it away because it kept giving me asthma attacks. Secondly, it did not work for our cat with behavioral marking. Yes, he was healthy. We used this in conjunction with litter attractant and it did not make much difference. It would deter him to an extent but he has his specific locations he liked to pee and he was determined to go there. If this was fresh he might go somewhere else, but it doesn't hang around all day. I'd have to spray it at least 3x a day for it to be effective, which meant I couldn't breathe. And even then he would go in those locations if he had to. I also tried to use it to keep my other cats away from certain areas (not because they were peeing, but because I have areas they aren't allowed) and it did not keep them from going where they wanted. I'm s sure this would help with some cats. But it was not working for mine and only caused me distress. Whatever it does to my lungs, even my inhaler has a hard time fixing.

After years of battling cat spraying, I am finally winning the war! My home is a four cat household and so I have four different feline personalities always vying for attention [ by way of various forms of marking territory] and in every group of fur babies I've raised, there has always been one or two that like to leave little wet messages here and there, around my homes. In multi-cat households, this is not unusual, I know, but it can be very trying [ and also very costly]. Obviously, I have tried many different products, with varying degrees of success, but this one is by far the best. It is also made with natural, harm-free ingredients, and a "not unpleasant" citrusy smell too. I have found that repeat spraying, every day or two, until the culprit has finally got the message, is the way that worked for me. Persevere...you may find it takes a few bottles with some, and they may go back to their favorite "spots" if you stop spraying too soon, but perseverance really does pay off in the end, so don't give up. Very much recommend, for problem marking!

It was super useful. I have a couple of stay kitties who come into building and they often used to spray in front of the door or the adjacent wall. I wanted something to stop that without harming the kitties. They still visit us but no spraying since I have started using the product. Initially I used to spray in once in 2-3 days. Now just once in two weeks. And no spraying from day one!

Doesn't deterr as much but cancels the smell

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