I agree, first take your cat to the vet to help rule out any medical problems that might be causing this behavior. Ask your vet if she has any suggestions for products that will prevent your cat from spraying. Now for the biting, there are many types of biting/aggression, play or predatory aggression, fear or anger, or territorial and protective aggression. You should try to see when your cat bites. That way it will be easier to help solve the problem.
Spraying in the house
My 6 year old Burmese neutered male has always sprayed everywhere in the house. This has been difficult to deal with as it's usually on windows, mirrors and all the furniture. We have one other neutered male who is 12 years old, but they get on well. They have been together for the last six years. Cocoa the problem one also bites very suddenly and has caught me on the face a couple of times. He can be happy one minute and then strikes. He has also bitten visitors on the ankle a couple of times. Can you help at all? Regards Jan :roll:
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