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Do cats ever 'spray' other cats? We have a male cat who's been out ratting around and when he came home, smells like another cat may have sprayed him. If they're sprayed, does anyone know what might get that stench out of their coat? TIA I've never seen a cat spray another cat. Is your cat neutered? > Do cats ever 'spray' other cats? We have a male cat who's been out > ratting around and when he came home, smells like another cat may have > sprayed him. If they're sprayed, does anyone know what might get that > stench out of their coat? TIA You've got gay cats .... giving each other golden showers? > I've never seen a cat spray another cat. Is your cat neutered? >> Do cats ever 'spray' other cats? We have a male cat who's been out >> ratting around and when he came home, smells like another cat may >> have sprayed him. If they're sprayed, does anyone know what might >> get that stench out of their coat? TIA > Do cats ever 'spray' other cats? We have a male cat who's been out I've never heard of it. > ratting around and when he came home, smells like another cat may have > sprayed him. If they're sprayed, does anyone know what might get that > stench out of their coat? TIA It might be some of his own spray. If you're brave enough to give him a bath, that would help remove the smell.  SignatureVictor M. Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com Give him a bath in tomato juice then cat shampoo. Worked for my cat after being sprayed by a skunk.That's why he is now confined to the house. Java > Do cats ever 'spray' other cats? We have a male cat who's been out > ratting around and when he came home, smells like another cat may have > sprayed him. If they're sprayed, does anyone know what might get that > stench out of their coat? TIA > Do cats ever 'spray' other cats? We have a male cat who's been out > ratting around and when he came home, smells like another cat may have > sprayed him. If they're sprayed, does anyone know what might get that > stench out of their coat? TIA Your cat was probably in a scruffle with another cat. When they get *really* angry, they pee. So you're cat got pissed off, and then got pissed on!!! Have a great Memorial Day weekend! Signature·.·´¨ ¨)) -:¦:- ¸.·´ .·´¨¨)) Laurie ((¸¸.·´ ..·´ -:¦:- ((¸¸ ·.· *~*LiveLoveLaugh*~* Aloha!!!!! "There is no remedy for love but to love more"... ~~Henry David Thoreau > Your cat was probably in a scruffle with another cat. When they get > *really* angry, they pee. Or really scared, they pee themselves Sounds like a plausible explanation delivered with a sense of humor. > > Do cats ever 'spray' other cats? We have a male cat who's been out > > ratting around and when he came home, smells like another cat may have [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > "There is no remedy for love but to love more"... > ~~Henry David Thoreau > Do cats ever 'spray' other cats? We have a male cat who's been out > ratting around and when he came home, smells like another cat may have > sprayed him. If they're sprayed, does anyone know what might get that > stench out of their coat? TIA Hell, one of my "boys" sprayed *me* (after which I chased him around the house, dunked him in the toilet and spiked him into the litterbox... I think he got the idea) Dunno.... soap and water? (wet a sponge and rub him down) pat >> Do cats ever 'spray' other cats? We have a male cat who's been out >> ratting around and when he came home, smells like another cat may [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > pat Ah... another disciple of the "catch in the act = drop kick to the litter box" school of thought. Welcome. >>>Do cats ever 'spray' other cats? We have a male cat who's been out >>>ratting around and when he came home, smells like another cat may [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Ah... another disciple of the "catch in the act = drop kick to the litter > box" school of thought. Welcome. I usually only have one definitive "rule": no cats on the kitchen counter (my cats are very well behaved). Apart from that they're allowed to be cats... with the previously noted exception; young male cats are furry little pricks. pat > >> Do cats ever 'spray' other cats? We have a male cat who's been out > >> ratting around and when he came home, smells like another cat may [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Ah... another disciple of the "catch in the act = drop kick to the litter > box" school of thought. Welcome. Good to see a cat group with a bit of a sense of humour at last....you're not aussie are you? >>>> Do cats ever 'spray' other cats? We have a male cat who's been out >>>> ratting around and when he came home, smells like another cat may [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Good to see a cat group with a bit of a sense of humour at last....you're > not aussie are you? You have to have a sense of humour to "own" a cat. > >>>> Do cats ever 'spray' other cats? We have a male cat who's been out > >>>> ratting around and when he came home, smells like another cat may [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > You have to have a sense of humour to "own" a cat. very true. > Do cats ever 'spray' other cats? We have a male cat who's been out > ratting around and when he came home, smells like another cat may have > sprayed him. If they're sprayed, does anyone know what might get that > stench out of their coat? TIA When male cats have at it, I've seen them spray one another, looks kind of like an accident, like they're spraying the territory, and get ambushed... Check your clock !!! >Check your clock !!! Check cover's replies in that thread. Cover's system time has obviously been corrected - days ago. HTH |
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