Thanks in advance.

I think you're taking this the wrong way.mintylin wrote:Boy! am I glad I'm not Sunny's cat! Using cayenne pepper on an unsuspecting animal @#!! Who would even think of such a thing - and I don't care if it works - its cruel.
Be kind and run that pepper thing past your vet ~ or ~ better yet spread a little of that pepper on your kitchen counter, and when you get a bit of it in your eye, mouth or nose, and only then, decide if that is what you want to expose your cat to. I know of no cat owner who doesn't have a few funny cat tails to tell about their cat and houseplant. Well, funny now anyway. Forget the pepper~ pitch the plant~ keep the cat.