WHY IS MY CAT PEEING IN THE HOUSE?

Once a day, spray the Comfort Zone Cat Spray & Scratch Control Spray directly on the areas where your cat sprayed. For best results, use the spray in conjunction with the Comfort Zone Calming Diffuser, which mimics a cat's natural calming pheromones. If you have more

 than one cat, use the Comfort Zone Multi-Cat Diffuser in the rooms where your cats spend the most time. You may opt to put a Comfort Zone Calming Collar on your cat, so the calming signals follow him wherever he goes.

Find Ways to Build Your Cat's Confidence

A confident cat is less likely to be so overcome by stress that she feels the need to spray. So make your home a happy and fun place for both

 you and your cat. Set up cat trees, cat condos, and window perches, so your cat has lots of tall places to escape to. Cats feel more confident when they're high off the ground.

Engage your cat's mind with new activities. Play bonding games like "chase the feather wand" or clicker training every day. Take your cat on safe outdoor adventures together. Help her get used to a harness and

 leash, then walk outside together to enjoy some time in the grass and watch the birds fly by. Giving your cat fun activities can build her

 confidence and, perhaps, cut down on her need to pee outside the box.

Reducing litter accidents isn't always an overnight solution. Sometimes it takes a lot of love and patience as you seek out the triggers. But over time, you can help your cat feel more secure and confident, leading to fewer accidents and a happier home.