Most cat owners have had this problem. Their well-behaved and obedient cats insist on peeing on the bed! Even after washing sheets one after another, the cat still doesn't change. Regardless of his own suffering, his love for the cat will decrease over time. So what should you do if your cat always pees on the bed? What are the reasons and how to deal with it!

American Shorthair Cat

First of all, you have to determine whether the cat is in estrus because it is wetting the bed. 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.

The editor once saw someone summarizing on the Internet: 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. Moreover, female cats will also "cry" when they are in estrus, and they will keep moaning no matter it is day or night. Note that when you gently touch the base of the female cat's tail, she will instinctively raise her PP.

If this is the case, then take the cat to be neutered as soon as possible. Once and for all, it will be fine, and so will you.

If the cat has not yet reached the estrus period or has been neutered and still urinates indiscriminately, then be prepared for a long-term battle! Fighting with a cat is a long process~

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. After the cat goes to the ground, you must give it a serious warning and criticism. Let him know the consequences of peeing in bed.

To correct a pet cat from peeing in bed, you must persist in training for a period of time. We know that it is not easy to train a cat to develop a habit, and it is even more difficult to correct a bad habit and develop another good habit. Therefore, as a parent, you must persist, otherwise all your efforts will be wasted.