Cats still wet the bed after being neutered, which is a sign of territorial awareness. Generally, the hormones in a cat’s body will not drop immediately after being neutered, but will remain in the body for a period of time and then slowly subside, causing the cat to still have bedwetting behavior. Even if some cats are neutered, they will still wet the bed when their hormones drop. It may be that the cat is used to this behavior. If a cat is neutered before its first heat or if the male cat has never marked, it will not be triggered to mark with urine. However, many male cats basically go into estrus once before being neutered. Whenever the cat's estrus season comes, when the male cat receives the smell of the female cat or the sound of her voice from the outside world, it will trigger the male cat's conditioned reflex and chaos will occur. urine situation.

Causes of cats peeing:

1. The litter box is not clean enough. If the litter box is too dirty, cats will feel unsafe and unable to bury their poop. At this time, the cat may choose a place it thinks is safe and clean to urinate, such as the sofa and bed.
2. The size of the cat litter box is inappropriate. No matter how small your cat is now, you must prepare a litter box that is large enough. Cats are insecure animals, so the litter box should be larger and allow the cat to get in and out easily.
3. Cats have negative experiences with litter boxes. Cat litter boxes are not suitable for placing in busy areas. Quiet places are more suitable for cats to urinate. For example, when a cat is going to the toilet and is suddenly frightened by a loud noise, it may think that the toilet is unsafe.
4. The cat has emotional problems. Cats may have a stress reaction when they are frightened or scolded by their owners. The stress response may cause the cat to become more timid, like to hide under the bed or in high places, and may also cause problems such as excretion in places other than the litter box.
5. Cat’s physical factors. A cat that has always used the litter box obediently and suddenly urinates indiscriminately may also be caused by urinary tract infection, feline interstitial cystitis, kidney stones and other diseases.