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Originally Posted by susan

,and at the grand old age of two hes just started spraying

hi pantsonfire,

As i put in my thread both my neutered male cats have sprayed and both were neutered young and it still smells just as bad , I've found it only happens when they are stressed by something (such as a cat trying to break in - see thread! ). For cleaning I put non bio washing machine powder with water because it neutralises the ammonia from the spray. If your cat doesn't go out and you can figure out what's caused him to start spraying then you may not need to get him neutered.

Hi susan i did get my kitty done it took a while to find a vet that could do the operation but the vet that did,was very experiened in his problem(he was born with an under developed ribcage.He only started spraying at two years old and we got him done at 2 years and about 4 months - as soon as he came home he was a different cat ,no yowling no spraying just a lovely normal (i know he'll never be normal) little affectionate boy cat .The vet also said the op should give him about a 12 year life span .