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You might no like my suggestion, but if all the other ones have failed, you might want to try meds for awhile, or forever. We have a cat that is the same way, but I think his problem is that I have too many cats. No matter what we tried, he would howl and spray. We put him on Fluoxetine, and when we got the dosage at the right level, he was perfect. Our vet suggested several months ago that we try giving him the med every other day, instead of every day. Not a good idea, I now have to buy a new couch, I have tried everything to get the smell out. I know medications aren't a good answer, but sometimes they're the only answer.
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