Cats

The main reason why cats will engage in enclosure behavior is because of their territorial awareness. Cats will urinate everywhere in their own territory, leaving their own scent and letting other cats know that this place belongs to them. Territory, usually more obvious in unneutered cats. How to correct your cat’s enclosure behavior?

1. Neutering

Generally, the enclosure phenomenon of cats in estrus will be more serious. The owner can perform sterilization surgery on the cat. After sterilization, the cat will have territorial awareness. , The awareness of breeding is reduced, so the corresponding urine spraying phenomenon will also be reduced.

2. Cat litter

Cats love to be clean. Some cats do not urinate in the litter box. It is probably because the litter box is too dirty. The litter box is dirty, or the location of the litter box is not concealed enough. Cats usually like to urinate in hidden places, so the owner can try to change the location of the litter box or change the litter.

3. Odor

Some cats like to pee on their owners’ quilts. This is difficult to train, so owners can put some cats away Use things you like to get rid of, such as orange peels, grapefruit peels, etc. These things will emit a smell that the cat doesn’t like, and the cat will not go there again.

4. Forced training

Not all cats are sensitive to smells, so sometimes repelling them is not very effective, and the owner needs to force training. Some people say that you can use a water gun. The editor thinks that although this method will be effective, it is not recommended. The owner can use scolding, gentle patting and other methods to train. After all, cats are still very smart animals, and they will understand after more training.