There are many factors such as pathological reasons, physiological reasons, environmental reasons, etc. for cats to urinate indiscriminately. Pathological factors may be urinary system diseases that cats suffer from, including urinary stones, cystitis, urinary tract infections, etc. This means that cats sometimes urinate uncontrollably. If your cat’s urine is red or light red, they urinate very hard, a few drops of urine come out, their expression is painful when defecating and urinating, and they lick their private parts all day long, it means they may have a urinary tract disease. disease.

Cats peeing randomly due to physiological reasons are mainly in estrus. Cats in estrus will mark their territory by peeing under the influence of hormones and hormones. In spring, cats will want to find a partner, and one of the ways to find a partner is through scent contact. A male cat in estrus can even urinate all over the house and last for several days.

Cat urination caused by environmental reasons mainly includes the cat’s toilet environment and the external environment. A cat's toilet consists of a litter box and litter. If the cat doesn't like the litter box prepared by the owner, or doesn't like the location of the litter box, then it will probably not excrete in the toilet.

If a cat comes to a new environment, it may also have a stress reaction. The stress reaction will affect the cat's immune system and some nervous systems, which will lead to the cat's random urination behavior.