Nature's MiracleAdvanced Platinum No More Spraying, 24 Ounces, Helps Discourage Repetitive Cat Spraying

Our one cat who has never done anything bad in the house is upset that my 91 year old father in law and his little dog are staying with us until he is better. He grew up with the dog and they were buddies, but he hadn’t seen him in a few years. So he would poop by my desk if the little dog came near me. No pee, only poop. I’ve always have used Nature’s Miracle for years but hadn’t known about this one. So I ordered it and he has calmed down and not marked at all. It worked great and smells nice.

It’s been two weeks since I got this and it works soooo well, I’m so glad i bought this, my new cat has been peeing on so much of my furniture until I got this thing, it worked basically instantly, especially because of the smell, It smells very vinegary, as soon as you spray it the smell will over power the room, atleast my room since it’s not that big, it doesn’t smell terrible but it doesn’t smell nice either, you can probably compare it to gasoline and how you can smell it immediately, it smells okay but you wouldn’t wanna keep it smelling like that for a while. Only spray this thing once or twice because it does spray a bunch of the product, however you do need to respray throughout the day/night

Works decently well

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.

Can tell if it actually works as my cat still seems to be urinating in the areas. It smells pretty strong and kind of nice like cinnamon or cloves. Probably don’t waste your money though.

My 7 year old cat suddenly started spraying in the house. We tried everything and this stuff actually works. In the evening when he is looking out the window and needing to prove it’s his territory is when I spray this stuff in his usual spots. So far, so good. We go into a different room and so far he has not returned to the original “scene of the crime.” It does have a strong odor but very manageable compared to the alternative.

So I got it two weeks ago. My cat isn’t neutered yet untill next month so he sprays every whereeeee . I clean the spots and then spray this . Helps with the smell . And he stops going to those spots . So I’d say it’s helping

Out of desperation I bought this spray and It works only for a little bit (has a minty ish smell to it). However, I found something else that worked for me. (Context: my cat peed on my carpet and it smells horrible)I went to Walmart and bought these two items “oxi clean spray odor blaster (the purple one with bristles)” and “ lysol disinfectant spray (the light blue one)”. This combo literally saved my life. I hope this information helps others who are struggling with the same problem.