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Anonymous users2024-01-24My cat has also had a similar situation, in fact, the cat has high requirements for the cat toilet, if he feels uncomfortable and not clean, he will urinate in other places. Also, cats will express their dissatisfaction in this way, so they should care for him more.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23My kitten used to be like this, maybe the cat thinks that the sand in the sand basin is less or not clean, and it is good to clean it up often.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It is a headache to pee after sterilization, my 2 fathers-in-law have been sterilized for 5 years, and this spring there was a problem of peeing again, it is said that the reasons are very complex and diverse, watch foreign cat documentaries, which says that the number of sand pots is greater than the number of cats, 1 more, they will also be anxious, maybe the hormones in the body still exist now, and the consciousness of enclosure, my family is urinating on the owner's clothes, we quickly washed, and sprinkled with flower water, they hate the smell, and there is no more urine in the summer, You try, clean up in time, sprinkle something he nasty, keep the sand box clean and hygienic, plenty of cat litter, good luck.
The digestive system of animals is faster than that of people, and dogs generally want to go to the toilet an hour or two after eating, and it is enough to go to the toilet for one night, he will definitely want to go to the toilet early in the morning, and people are the same, after sleeping all night, don't they have to pee in the morning?
If not, it should be that the waterproof slope under the tile floor is not enough, resulting in water under the tiles at the door and being sucked in by the wall tiles. It is recommended to re-use waterproof putty to re-connect the floor tiles in the bathroom.
If the dog is in good shape, sometimes you may not have time for it, and it will do something unusual to get your attention, such as biting something everywhere.
Find property, keep evidence, and go through the legal route!
Water will splash on the adjacent walls when bathing in the bathroom, and if there is no waterproof layer to protect it, the adjacent walls and the opposite corner walls are prone to dampness and mildew. Therefore, be sure to do a good job of wall waterproofing before laying wall tiles. Generally, the wall should be waterproofed with a height of 30 cm in waterproofing treatment, but for non-load-bearing light walls, the entire wall should be waterproofed, at least meter high. >>>More