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By luisgreys August 31, 2020 4 answers Last updated August 31, 2020

Hello. I start with the fact that I have a big male cat about 4 years old, and a tiny one that is not yet a year old. At first, the big man was somehow not particularly interested in women, in the sense that the situation was tolerable. He ran away from home several times, but since he was not used to the environment, he returned quickly. Last year, however, I could barely stand it ... He walks from corner to corner, makes terrible sounds, unbearable meowing, separately marks clothes, shoes, bags that have fallen to the ground ... He marks the walls, my curtains, the bed linen ... and so you guess that I became a slave to a cat .. Cleaning, constant washing, separate smell .. I'm ashamed to let anyone in the house ... I tried some repulsive sprays, which, apart from risking your own health, are of almost no use .. And here comes the decisive moment .. that I see no other way out but castration, and I'm very sorry to somehow take away something that nature has given them .. I have almost no other options. I can't let them run outside, to relieve themselves, because that would be irresponsible. On the other hand, we currently live in a small apartment, and I have the feeling that the animal is tormented by walking around such a small area and looking for a way out. What would you advise me, are there any medications, other sedatives or a way to stop him from tagging? Have you had similar problems? F 27 are there any medications, other sedatives or a way to stop him from tagging? Have you had similar problems? F 27 are there any medications, other sedatives or a way to stop him from tagging? Have you had similar problems? F 27

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annamcevoy21 answered · August 31, 2020

   There are pills in every veterinary pharmacy for this purpose, I grind them to a powder and confuse them with food. It is felt when it accelerates. You will soon have this problem with the little one. You're right, animals are tormented in an apartment, this is not their natural environment. Find relatives or friends with a house in the village, find them a new home with caring owners. I understand how you feel, but it's selfish to somehow enjoy them and have them live in prison. Otherwise it is very cool with a pet, but you need conditions for that.

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small_latina answered · August 31, 2020

   Castration is the best solution for both him and you

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eric_d_williams answered · August 31, 2020

   Hello :) I know you don't want to part with him and you love him, but if you don't want to castrate him, and at the same time you want him to be clean, there's just no way. I neutered my kitten when he was 4-5 months old and already 8 years old alive and well and happy, and I'm clean! We didn't have a gram odor at home, we won't have one. The most important thing for an animal, especially in Bulgaria, is to have a home and family, care, not to breed and then have children on the streets and be hit by cars. I would advise you to castrate him. In the end, what will happen so much? Nothing.

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thismorningiwokeupin answered · August 31, 2020

   Let him go out just put a leash on him not to catch fleas I have 5 cats 3 males 2 females 1 male and one female are not neutered with the male I have no problem only with the female as other cats come and are big feasts .. but most castration is appropriate and even after it let it go again it is still a wild animal in need of freedom