With the development of modern society, more and more people choose to sterilize domestic pets. This can reduce pet reproduction and reduce the problems caused by random reproduction. Especially for pets that are prone to breeding, sterilization surgery is recommended. However, many owners found that their pets still had problems with urinating after undergoing cat sterilization. So, what should I do if a cat still urinates after sterilization? Here are some relevant suggestions:
1. Find out the root cause of urination
First, the owner should find out the reason why the pet is urinating. Only by correctly finding the root cause of the problem can we solve it targetedly. Pets are often urinated due to physical or psychological problems. Pets may suffer from illness or be infected with urinary tract diseases, and may also be affected by factors such as frequent urination and urgency.
2. Create a suitable environment
Secondly, after determining the root cause, the owner should create an appropriate environment for the pet to reduce or eliminate urinary absent behavior. For example, cats like to be clean and hygienic (don’t think that cats don’t hygienic everywhere). Therefore, the owner should regularly clean the cat's toilet and sofa to provide a clean and comfortable environment for the cat. Similarly, in order to give the cat a stable and safe living environment, the owner can also let the cat be familiar with its living area, such as placing familiar toys, cat beds, etc. around the cat, so that the cat has a warm home.
3. Play the role of the owner.
The owner can also help the cat get rid of the problem of urination through training and support. For example, cats can be taught to use the toilet correctly, and to use reward mechanisms to guide their habits of correct urination behavior. At the same time, spray devices close to important areas such as cat toilets and food bowls can be set up at home to stimulate cats' desires by using fragrance and strengthen their qualitative memory of specific areas, thereby reducing the occurrence of urinary behavior.
In short, whether cats are urinating or urinating is a problem that needs to be paid attention to. Before solving the problem, the owner needs to find out the root cause and strive to create a suitable environment for the pet. At the same time, through training and support, the pets can gradually develop good habits. While solving the problem of urination, it will also improve communication and understanding with the pet, thereby building a deeper relationship.