Kittens peeing indiscriminately may be because the cat litter has not been cleaned for a long time and the kitten is unwilling to go to the toilet in the cat litter. If the cat is not taught to use the litter box, it may urinate indiscriminately. In addition, if it is sick and cannot control its excretion, it may urinate randomly. If a kitten is angry with its owner, it will also urinate in order to retaliate against the owner.

Causes of kittens peeing

When a kitten urinates randomly, it may be caused by the litter box not being cleaned for a long time, so the kitten will not choose to go to the toilet in the litter box. Breeders need to clean the litter box frequently and provide kittens with a clean and hygienic place to go to the toilet.

In addition, if the owner does not teach the kitten how to use the litter box when raising it, the kitten will not be able to develop the habit of peeing in the litter box. The breeder needs to teach the cat to use the toilet at designated places. If a kitten is angry with its owner, it will retaliate by peeing indiscriminately. The owner can coax it with toys.

If the kitten is sick, unable to control its own excretion, and may urinate randomly, the breeder needs to send the cat to a pet hospital to find out the cause of the disease and then treat it accordingly. If the urethra is inflamed, the cat will need to be fed antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs. If the cat has stones, surgery will be required.