The CatSprayStop sales page, captured 2026-09-23
CatSprayStop review
A guide to stopping a cat marking indoors and getting it back to using the litter tray
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
You know before you've got your coat off. That smell, on the skirting board or the side of the sofa, in the spot you scrubbed twice already this month. And somewhere behind it is the thought you'd rather not have, about how long you can keep living like this. CatSprayStop is a digital guide aimed at exactly that. The angle, which the author calls the TTS Method, is that spraying is communication rather than bad behaviour, and that you shift it by working with the cat's strongest senses, taste, touch and smell, instead of deterring or punishing. The author is upfront that trigger sprays aren't part of it, which is fair given how many people have already tried those and got nowhere. What actually helps with marking is fairly well understood, and the page points in that direction: work with smell rather than against it, clean so the cat can't detect the old spot, reduce whatever's making it feel it needs to claim territory. If none of that is familiar to you, having it explained in one place is worth something. Hold the rest lightly. The comments promising a fix in 48 hours are testimonials the seller has published, not evidence, and no guide resolves spraying that's driven by a urinary problem, an unneutered tom, or a strange cat sitting in your garden every night. See the vet first. Then try this.
Pros
- Aims at the cause rather than masking the smell
- One-off payment, no subscription
- 60 day money back guarantee stated on the page
- Downloads straight away, you can start the same evening
Cons
- No price shown anywhere until you reach the checkout
- The 48 hour results in the comments are testimonials, not evidence
- Useless against spraying caused by illness or an unneutered cat
- No way to ask follow-up questions about your specific cat
What you get
A digital guide plus a video, downloadable as soon as you pay. The core is what the author calls the TTS Method, working through your cat's taste, touch and smell rather than deterrent sprays. The page doesn't itemise the chapters, so go in expecting technique and explanation: why the marking started, how to neutralise the spots properly, what to change around the house. Nothing physical ships.
Before you buy
- Get a vet to rule out a urinary or bladder problem first, it mimics behavioural spraying
- Check the cat is neutered or spayed, that alone settles a lot of marking
- Note the date you paid so you can still use the 60 day guarantee if it doesn't help
Who it suits
Owners of a healthy, neutered cat who have cleaned up one too many times and want a plan to work through rather than another product to spray
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