It may be to remind the owner to clean up its excrement, because cats themselves are very clean animals, so some cats have higher requirements for the cleanliness of the litter box. If it is slightly dirty, they will not want to go in to use the toilet. , or meow to the owner after defecating, hoping that the owner can help it shovel the feces in the litter box as soon as possible and give it a clean defecation environment.

Cats meowing in the toilet may simply be hungry, because after excreting, the cat will feel that its stomach is empty and needs to be fed. After pooping, it feels relaxed but feels empty in its stomach. If there is no food in the rice bowl at this time, it will keep meowing to attract the owner's attention, hoping that the owner will hurry up and feed it food.

Cats meowing in the toilet may have problems with their urinary system or kidneys. The diseases that can cause cats to behave this way include urinary system diseases, kidney diseases and anal gland abnormalities. For example, if the urinary tract is blocked, the cat will feel very painful when urinating, and may even make a painful cry. This situation often occurs when people drink less water and consume a lot of minerals. It leads to the deposition of minerals in the body, causing crystal deposition in the excretory organs bladder, kidneys, and urinary tract, or gradually forming stones. In the preclinical setting of this disease, surgical removal of stones, conservative catheterization, and improvement of urine properties are used to alleviate stone formation.