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[quote=Anonymous]We have indoor only cats.   Several nearby neighbors have outdoor or indoor/outdoor cats that come right up to our front porch, near our living room windows.  This infuriates one of our cats, and a couple years ago she started showing aggression towards one of our other cats.   Our vet believes it because seeing the neighbors cats on our porch causes our cat to feel territorial, and since she can't get to those cats, she goes after her "sister."
The "sister" who was getting attacked by our other cat was understandably upset, and started peeing on our furniture--most specifically the chairs in our living room (overlooking where the neighbor cats come.)

Thankfully, our cat has stopped being aggressive towards the sister cat, but the sister cat still continues to pee on the chairs.   We've tried Nature's Miracle and other cleaners--and while that helps remove the odors, before long she just pees on it again.  It's like she's designated those chairs as "pee chairs."

It depresses me.   I don't even like going into the living room anymore because I smell it (even the Nature's Miracle smell makes me gag, and I associate it with cat pee now.)  I just want to get rid of the chairs.   My husband is pissed because the chairs aren't that old (we got them right before the peeing started) and they were expensive.   He thinks we should just keep trying to get her to stop peeing and says he doesn't want to spend money again on new furniture.   I told him we can just have an empty living room-I don't care!   But the "pee chairs" just depress me.

Has anyone else been through this? [/quote]

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