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Hi Janet, I recommend that you call and talk to your local veterinarian about this. There may be a short term medication that can be used if the spraying is just due to stress. If there is another underlying cause, it may not completely stop the behavior. Your vet may recommend that they be examined to try and rule in or out certain underlying causes of the spraying. Your vet know your pets and they will be able to recommend the treatment that will be best for your cats.
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