Cats

How to stop cats from spraying? Cat corrective training! Nowadays, many people who raise cats will choose to raise them completely at home, which means that the cats will not be exposed to the outside world, so that the cats will be very clean, but This can also easily cause a disadvantage, that is, the cat may pee randomly.

1. Neutering

Pet cats have a natural instinct to "enclose the territory". Cats will spray their urine in various places. Claim to the outside world that this is your own territory, and no one else should get close. At the same time, when cats are in heat, they will also spray urine everywhere. At this time, cats spray urine mainly to leave their own scent to attract the arrival of the opposite sex. No matter what the reason is for the cat's urine spraying behavior, owners should stop it in time to maintain the health and hygiene of themselves and the cat's living environment.

It is inevitable that cats will spray urine when they are in heat. In addition to strengthening the management of the cat during its estrus period, the owner can also limit its behavior. Just sterilize the cat. After the sterilization operation, the cat will not be in estrus, and naturally it will not spray urine everywhere. Of course, if you choose to have your cat sterilized, you must go to a professional pet hospital and have a professional veterinarian perform it.

2. Training

To stop cats from spraying urine, you should start when the cat is young. Train the cat to urinate and defecate in a fixed place. If the cat defecates everywhere, the breeder should stop it in time, take the cat to a fixed toilet, and then make it convenient for the cat.

To stop cats from spraying urine, you must always be vigilant. When a cat is found to be spraying urine, the owner should stop it in time, scold the cat loudly to stop its behavior, and at the same time guide the cat to the toilet.

Cat training is also to make our lives more convenient. Most cats will be very obedient, but there are also many owners who complain that cats urinate on the bed, which requires patient guidance from the owners!