If you want to prevent cats from peeing on the bed, the owner must first find out why the cat is peeing on the bed. First of all, if it is because the cat litter box is too dirty or the smell is too strong, the owner needs to clean the cat litter box in time. Secondly, if it is because the bed smells like cat’s urine, you need to remove the smell on the bed. Furthermore, if the cat is in heat, you can consider neutering the cat. Finally, if it is due to lack of training, the owner needs to train the cat to go to the toilet in the litter box. In addition, because cats infected with urinary tract diseases may also pee on the bed, the owner needs to rule out the cause of the disease.

1. Clean up the cat litter box in time

Cats are very clean. If the owner does not clean the litter box in time, the litter box is too dirty or the smell is too strong, the cat may choose to pee on the bed. Therefore, the owner must regularly help the cat clean the litter box and replace the cat litter.

2. Remove the residual smell on the bed

After the cat urinates on the bed, the smell of urine will always remain on the bed, so if the cat always likes to urinate on the bed, it may be that the bed has the residual smell of cat urine. Therefore, after the cat urinates on the bed, the owner must clean up the cat’s urine, otherwise the cat will urinate on the bed again according to the smell left by itself.

It is generally recommended that the owner first soak the place where the cat urinates on the bed with clean water, and then use laundry detergent or washing powder to rub the place where there is urine. After cleaning, the owner can use deodorant or juice the orange peel and spray it A little in the urine, and finally dry.

3. Sterilization

During the estrus period, cats will show behaviors such as coaxing and barking, mainly because they want to disperse their breath in this way and attract the attention of cats of the opposite sex. If necessary, the owner can stagger the estrous period and take the cat to the pet hospital for sterilization, which can change the situation of the cat urinating on the bed.

4. Strengthen training

If the owner does not train the cat to use the litter box to go to the toilet, it will cause the cat to pee on the bed. In this regard, the owner needs to train the cat in time, and after repeated training, the cat’s peeing on the bed can be corrected.

5. Exclude the cause of the disease

Cats peeing on the bed may also be caused by infection of the urinary tract. Because of frequent urination, cats will not be able to control urination on the bed. At the same time, symptoms such as dysuria, pain, and blood in the urine will also appear. If you find that the cat has the above abnormal symptoms, you need to send the cat to the pet hospital as soon as possible for examination and treatment.