Cats are some of the most popular pets in the U.S. However, there is a common cat behavior that owners usually find challenging. This behavior is spraying. Spraying refers to the practice of a cat ...

Urine sprayed by cats has always had a much stronger odor than normal urine, and now researchers know why. Cats communicate with others by producing various scents. Spraying is one such behavior. They ...

Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter answers your pet-related questions every week in "Ask the Shelter." One reader seeks help reducing odor related to their cat spraying to mark his territory. Another ...

Cat spray can help mark territory and attract mates, so it's an important part of feline behavior. Cats may start spraying indoors if they feel stressed due to other pets or limited resources.

LOS ANGELES - Cats that spray are most likely communicating distress rather than misbehaving, so piling on more anxiety through punishment is counterproductive, veterinarians said. "It's like graffiti ...

Q: Why does my cat spray? I thought females didn't do that! A: Surprise, surprise! Spraying is a normal feline behavior, for females as well as males. Spraying is all about marking territory. It's the ...

Urine spraying is a common feline behavior problem and a major reason people make indoor cats, outdoor cats, or relinquish them to shelters. Although both male and female cats spray, unneutered males ...

I have an eight-year-old indoor male cat that shares the house with a cat (sister) of the same age. The male cat, Zack, has a bad habit of spraying furniture and walls, doors on occasion and we ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Q: Is there a home remedy solution that can be used to reduce the odor given off by a cat who marks his territory in my house? My ...