What to do if a cat is frightened and urinates:

1. Take things that scare the cat away from the cat’s sight. Cats are less timid, so try not to scare the cat. If something accidentally scares the cat, move the thing out of the cat’s sight immediately.

2. Take the cat to a quiet and safe place and make sure there is nothing that scares the cat. Cats are easily frightened when exposed to strangers or animals that are stressed, so take the cat to a quiet and safe place, preferably a cat litter that the cat is familiar with.

3. Gently stroke the cat to give it a sense of security. Appropriate stroking by the owner can bring a sense of security to the cat. The owner can gently stroke the cat to help the cat relax.

4. Use cat teasing sticks, canned snacks, etc. to divert the cat’s attention. Diverting the cat's attention can reduce the symptoms of the cat being scared.

5. Take good care of the cat’s body, wipe the cat’s hair with a wet paper towel, and clean the cat’s urine.