Cats always love to be clean and will not urinate randomly. If a cat urinates randomly at home, do not get angry and hit the cat. The poop scrapers should find the right reason and prescribe the right medicine.

Cats urinate randomly because they are sick

If your cat has been "relieving" in the litter box according to the rules, but suddenly changes the place of urination, it may be sick due to this behavior. When cats have difficulty urinating, some cats will choose places other than the litter box to urinate. Maybe he is thinking: Is the gravity of the earth in the cat litter box not strong enough? Would it be better to change places?

So, what kind of diseases can cause difficulty urinating? There are mainly two types. One is urinary tract infection, including urethritis and cystitis. The other kind is more terrifying, acute or chronic renal failure. Cats suffering from these diseases usually squat on the toilet frequently and urinate very little. If your cat urinates everywhere and is accompanied by symptoms of frequent urination, I hope you will take it to the pet hospital for examination and diagnosis and symptomatic treatment. After he recovered from his illness, he became a good cat again.

Cats urinate randomly due to stress urination

Cats may urinate markedly when stimulated by the outside world. But there are also some irritations that can cause unmarked urination. The difference between these two ways of urinating is that unmarked urination is the same as the cat's usual toilet posture, which is in a semi-squatting shape, and the urine is on the ground. The pathological urination mentioned above also belongs to unmarked urination. Unmarked urination not only occurs in male cats, but also in female cats. And this kind of unmarked urination due to stimulation is usually accompanied by pooping everywhere. What kind of stimuli can cause unmarked urination?

Cats urinate randomly because there are too many cats in the house

Countermeasures: Appropriately increasing the number of cat litter boxes can help alleviate this situation. It is recommended that the number of cat litter boxes at home is the number of cat mouths - 1. This is not realistic for most households with large cat populations. Therefore, when such a situation occurs, you can add 1-2 cat litter boxes as appropriate.

Cats urinate randomly because the cat litter is not clean

The reason why some cats urinate outside the litter box is because the condition of the litter box is "unacceptable" to them. They may think the sand basin is too dirty, not sufficiently concealed, has a strange smell, or is uncomfortable. The following are some possible symptoms of "unacceptable" cat litter boxes: ① Not spraying urine on a vertical plane. ②Use and defecate outside the sand basin. ③Two or more cats share a litter box (the current recommendation is to use a cat litter box at home)number or = number of cats in the home). ④I just switched to a new brand of cat litter. ⑤The cat litter box has a lid. ⑥The cat litter box is not cleaned frequently enough. ⑦Have negative memories of being in the cat litter box (such as being taken out of the litter box to see the veterinarian, or being punished). ⑧The cat litter box is located in a "heavy traffic" area of ​​the home. ⑨ A puppy or other cat disturbs the cat’s litter box.

Cats urinate randomly because they are in heat

Cats in estrus will like to urinate everywhere to divide their territory. Cats are seasonal animals with multiple estruses. Each estrus lasts about 3-10 days. During the estrus season, they will have estrus every one to two weeks, mostly in March and April and June and July. If they are male cats, they will go into estrus repeatedly, usually once every other week, each time lasting seven to ten days. Male cats in heat will roll around on the ground, twist their bodies, and erupt into low howls. They will urinate all over the house to attract other female cats. Note that a male cat in heat will raise its tail high and shake it rapidly when peeing. Female cats usually go into heat once every two weeks, lasting about a week each time. Similarly, a female cat in heat will urinate all over the floor to attract male cats of the opposite sex with its smell.

Countermeasures: You should first prepare a special cat toilet for the cat, and train it to develop good excretion habits from an early age. Keep pet cats away from the bed since they are young, so that they do not develop the habit of going to bed, let alone peeing on the bed casually. Once you find that your cat has a desire to go to bed, you must stop it as soon as possible. You can scold it loudly, or you can just catch it. If the cat really won't stop, you can also use a water spray gun to deal with it.