Cats will hold in their poop and pee. Generally, cats will not pee or poop when they are nervous unless they are really unable to restrain themselves. The owner needs to put the cat in a quiet place and prepare a litter box near the cat to gradually guide the cat to pee or defecate. When a cat is nervous, the breeder needs to calm the cat's emotions to prevent the cat from having a stress reaction due to nervousness.

How long does it take for a cat to hold in its feces and urine? Under normal circumstances, a cat can hold in its feces and urine for five to six hours. In addition, in the absence of urination, cats will choose to hold in their bowel movements; this will cause great harm to the cat's body in the long run. For example, some cats may develop urinary sediment or urethral fistula plugs due to continuous urination, and may even block the cat's urethra, which may affect the cat's life and health. Therefore, the scavenger must choose suitable cat litter for the cat and constantly change it to prevent the cat from being uncomfortable or having no cat litter and holding back urine.