Hi, I am Paige from Alabama. I have four cats (well, two belong each to two daughters, but they seem to be mine now). I have Layla (age 13-15? Himmie rescue), Meetzi (age 4.5 rescue gray tabby w beige patches), Blitz (age 3, Blue Mitted Mink Ragdoll (but "Mink" so may or may not actually be a Ragdoll ), and Orange (age 1.5-2 rescue sort of, Orange tabby) All but Blitz are female.
At any rate, for the past few months, the neighbor's cat has been hanging around our back porch which my cats can see. He is an intact male. He wasn't in great health, so I am feeding him and putting flea treatment on him monthly. So, I now having Blitz appearing to spray or maybe just pee on my furniture in the living room which is next to the porch. (Layla has always had issues with this since we became a multi-cat household.)
I am using Feliway which has helped reduce this incidence. He will also mark even a cardboard box. I guess my question is the neighbor's cat causing this? (And if so, I guess I need to quit taking care of him?) and also, if the neighbor's cat was fixed would it make a difference potentially?
At any rate, for the past few months, the neighbor's cat has been hanging around our back porch which my cats can see. He is an intact male. He wasn't in great health, so I am feeding him and putting flea treatment on him monthly. So, I now having Blitz appearing to spray or maybe just pee on my furniture in the living room which is next to the porch. (Layla has always had issues with this since we became a multi-cat household.)
I am using Feliway which has helped reduce this incidence. He will also mark even a cardboard box. I guess my question is the neighbor's cat causing this? (And if so, I guess I need to quit taking care of him?) and also, if the neighbor's cat was fixed would it make a difference potentially?