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

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

This seems to be working. Day three and no inappropriate peeing for my cat. It smells like cloves but it dosent seem to irritate my cats. Just prevent them from inappropriate peeing. Fingers crossed!

I've only used it once.And so far.It's okay. I should wait to write a reviewed till I use it another time because I might be better than what i'm thinking. I would still buy it because it does work.

I’m so glad this company lists a money back guarantee on the back of the product. It gave me false confidence that this product would deter my cat from non-medical related behavioral marking. After soaking up the urine, applying an enzymatic carpet cleaner, letting it sit before scrubbing it with a non heat based carpet scrubber, putting down aluminum foil deterrent, and spraying the “no more spraying” solution under and all around the aluminum foil/targeted area at more than the recommended volume and frequency, my cat continued to return to the same spot. I would go as far to say that my cat liked the scent of this because he lounged in the general vicinity of where it was sprayed. I went through the entire bottle in a month’s time in the hopes it would work. Save your money. I’m sending the formal request to the company today to get my money back so hopefully it’s provided.One stat for the overall scent. It seemed to mask the urine smell, if only briefly.

This product did not work it did not help my cat from marking his territory waste of money

I have a lot of cats from participating in rescue over the years. I always prided myself on the fact that they all got along great. However - Youngest kid went to college, and then moved rooms when he returned. One of our rescues that has been here since he was a kitten and is neutered became territorial. This is a first for me. I want to get him to the vet to see if one of his "boys" was missed during the neuter - because this does not seem normal to me. At any rate, when he has marked, one of our other neutered male cats comes along and is like "oh, is this what we are doing now?" and then squirts a tiny bit nearby. Then, my only purebred, the oriental shorthair, is completely upset at the spraying, so he holds his urine, starts acting like a weirdo, which causes the original sprayer to chase him. WHAT IS GOING ON? I've always had peace in my house of cats until this occurred. Anyway, I use an enzyme cleaner which totally takes the smell away for humans, but I felt like a needed a deterrent. So far, this is working really well. There is no more marking in the areas I have sprayed this. I'm guessing I will have to refresh the smell on occasion. I do have to say this product smells wonderful. I really love the smell of it. It's pleasant and soothing. I will be buying more. As a reminder to those with cats - cats don't go outside of the litter box unless there is a problem. We have ruled out medical, so this territorial situation has a reason behind it. Don't give up on your cats. Solve the puzzle, find the problem, and then start troubleshooting so it doesn't happen anymore.

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.