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This is not really a problem for me, but I live with people who do NOT want her jumping on the dinner table. They will be livid if they catch her doing it.
Up until today she's been very good about not getting on the table - she does it maybe once every month or so, not often at all. She's typically not interested in being up there. This afternoon though I was lint-rolling a sweater I used to wear to my boyfriend's house on the table. It had a lot of cat hair on it from his three kitties, and I'm sure the table still smells like them. I suspect she's jumping on the table because she smells other cats on it.
The only thing I could think of to remove the smell and deter her was spraying Nature's Miracle on it, because it's orange scented - I've read that cats don't like the smell of citrus. Would this be enough to remove the cat smell? And is there anything unpleasant smelling that I can buy at the store that I can rub on the table if the Nature's Miracle doesn't work?
Up until today she's been very good about not getting on the table - she does it maybe once every month or so, not often at all. She's typically not interested in being up there. This afternoon though I was lint-rolling a sweater I used to wear to my boyfriend's house on the table. It had a lot of cat hair on it from his three kitties, and I'm sure the table still smells like them. I suspect she's jumping on the table because she smells other cats on it.
The only thing I could think of to remove the smell and deter her was spraying Nature's Miracle on it, because it's orange scented - I've read that cats don't like the smell of citrus. Would this be enough to remove the cat smell? And is there anything unpleasant smelling that I can buy at the store that I can rub on the table if the Nature's Miracle doesn't work?