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If your cat is spraying, you have probably searched for answers and come across Cat Spray Stop, a program sold online (affiliate link). This page explains what the seller says it offers, what we cannot confirm, and what we would do before spending any money. We have not bought or tested Cat Spray Stop, so this is not a hands-on review. It is a summary based on the seller’s own information.

What the seller says

• It was created by Susanne Westinghouse, who the seller describes as a veterinarian with more than 20 years of experience.
• She developed the approach with a cat behaviourist, Martin Ragman, according to the seller.
• It is sold through a video sales page, and the seller says the method will stop cats from spraying. We cannot verify this, and results will vary from cat to cat.

The seller’s site also lists scientific references and terms pages. If you are thinking of buying, it is worth reading those yourself, along with the refund policy, which we have not confirmed.

Who it might suit

• Owners who have already ruled out a medical cause with their vet and want a structured plan to follow.
• People who prefer a guide written for spraying specifically, rather than general cat behaviour advice.

What to do before you buy

1. See your vet. Urinary problems can look like spraying and can become serious quickly. No program replaces a vet check.
2. Try the free basics first. Neutering or spaying, clean litter boxes, proper cleaning of marked spots and reducing stress help many cats. See our free guide to stopping a cat spraying.
3. Check the price and refund terms on the seller’s own page, because both can change.
4. Be wary of promises. No method can guarantee results for every cat.

Our view

Because we have not tested it, we cannot say whether Cat Spray Stop works. If you have already seen a vet and the free steps have not been enough, a structured program is a reasonable thing to consider, as long as you have read the terms and are comfortable with the refund policy. If you have used it, we would be glad to hear how it went through our Contact page.

This article is general information and is not a substitute for veterinary advice.