What is a good way to deal with cats peeing everywhere? Will cats still pee everywhere after being neutered?

Cats can pee and poop in the litter box, but some cats will pee outside, such as on the sofa. If it happens frequently, it will be a headache for the owner. So is there any way to solve the problem of cats peeing everywhere?

What's the best way to deal with cats peeing everywhere?

There are several situations in which cats urinate everywhere.

1: During the estrus period of male cats, their own scent can be released through random urination. Timely sterilization can avoid this.

2: The cat has a urinary tract infection, and urination will be very painful, so it will cause the cat to urinate everywhere. In this case, it needs to be sent to the pet hospital for treatment in time.

3. Bladder or urethral stones can make cats feel the urge to urinate frequently and at any time. They need to be taken to the pet hospital for X-ray and B-ultrasound scan diagnosis.

Will cats still urinate randomly after being neutered?

This is also possible.

After being neutered, cats still urinate randomly for the following reasons: First, after being neutered, the hormones in cats' bodies will not drop immediately, but will remain in the body for 2 to 3 months, and may continue to be disordered. Therefore, under the influence of residual hormones, the urinary tract system is stimulated, and cats will urinate randomly. Many cats occupy territory by urinating everywhere and leaving traces. If there are many cats at home, or if you have secretly touched someone else's cat, the cat will subconsciously be jealous and occupy territory by urinating. If the sterilization is too late, the cat has developed the habit of urinating, and even if it has been sterilized, it will still urinate everywhere at home.

Another reason is that when the cat is sterilized, it is not done thoroughly, causing the cat to continue to be in estrus. Therefore, you must choose a good hospital and veterinarian for sterilization.

Some cats will still retain the habit of urinating randomly after they reach adulthood and go into heat, or even after being neutered.

Reasons why cats pee everywhere

1. Territory marking by spraying urine: Cats are animals with a very strong sense of territory. When they find that other cats have invaded their territory, they will mark their sphere of influence by urinating. Different positions represent different territorial divisions.

When cats are in heat or competing for territory with wild cats outside, they will usually urinate in corners, doorways, skirtings, windows and other areas of the house.

If the cat urinates on furniture or doors, it means that there is a conflict with other cats in the house and the owner should pay attention to regulating the relationship between cats.

2. If kittens have abnormal urination habits, you can place more cat toilets in the room, because kittens will have abnormal urination because the toilet is too far away.

3. Check whether the litter box is dirty, whether the cat litter has been changed, and whether the litter box has been moved. Some cats will refuse to use the toilet if the litter box is dirty or has been changed.

4. Disease: Cats with urinary system diseases cannot hold their urine and urinate frequently, but the amount of urine each time is very small. When the frequency is too high, urination becomes painful. When a cat has joint problems, jumping into the litter box will hurt, so the cat may avoid going to the toilet. If a cat wants to enter the litter box and tries to retreat, it means that the cat may have joint problems and should be taken to the hospital for examination.

5. If a cat urinates on the owner's personal belongings, it is usually because it is anxious or afraid of the owner. It may be because the owner cares too little about the cat or spoils other cats too much and is too aggressive towards the cat.