Solutions to cats pooping and peeing indiscriminately:

1. Change the cat’s litter and litter box. Some cats feel that the space in the litter box is too small, or that the cat litter is scented, and they do not like to go to the toilet here. Therefore, you can change the cat’s litter box to a suitably sized litter box and replace the cat litter with odorless cat litter.

2. Clean the cat litter frequently. Many cats have mysophobia. When they feel that the cat litter is too dirty and smelly, they will not go to the toilet in it. Therefore, owners should clean the cat litter frequently and replace it with new litter regularly.

3. Teach the cat to use cat litter. Some kittens do not have a mother cat to teach them how to use cat litter after they are born, so they need their owners to teach them. You can often carry the cat into the litter box, grab the cat's feet and dig into the litter when it goes to the toilet to cover the excrement, and then reward the cat with snacks. Repeat it a few times and the cat will learn it.

4. Neuter the cat. When some cats are in estrus, they will urinate everywhere because they want to mark cats of the opposite sex. Neutering your cat at the right time can prevent this from happening.

5. Take the cat for a physical check-up. When cats suffer from some urinary tract diseases or neurological diseases, they may not be able to control their bowel movements. So sometimes I don’t have time to go to the litter box, so I just find a place to urinate. At this time, the owner should take the cat for examination in time.