Keep Cats Off Furniture Spray. That's the buzz for today! However, please note my homemade spray uses essential oils which can be toxic to cats who don’t have the liver enzymes necessary to break down the essential oils.
The odor will keep the cats away for sure. It also works well on fabric, carpet and hard surfaces such as walls and doors. We’ve been using it for a week and it works great.
One of the main reasons that cats pee on furniture is to mark their territory.
Cat owners face even more challenges as these flexible creatures can climb and jump to high places. It’s important to note that before spraying on furniture you should test the spray on a small piece of fabric to ensure it doesn’t leave behind. A great way to keep cats off furniture is whenever they go on furniture they are not supposed to go on, stare at them and say 'no *say cats name here* (e.g. Some cats will pee on the furniture while others just spray a little on it to mark their territory.