Cats certainly have a normal elimination system in their bodies for both urine and feces. A healthy cat will urinate at a certain time easily and without problems,

In some cases, if a cat is found to be urinating or urinating too frequently, there are of course various reasons behind this that the cat owner needs to be aware of and provide immediate treatment for.

Come on folks, check out the full review below, How to treat a cat that urinates continuously based on cause.

1. Know the cause

The main thing you need to do is identify the cause of your pet cat’s constant urination. If you can’t find the cause of the problem, then you won’t be able to fully treat your cat’s constant peeing behavior. (Also read about how to treat a limping cat)

Check how your cat urinates, either by a male cat in heat to mark his territory or by illness. Find out by consulting a veterinarian. (Also read about how to treat a cat poisoned with rat poison)

2. General Management

• Put the food and drink in a place where your cat constantly urinates. In general, cats will rarely urinate continuously in areas adjacent to their food and drink because cats like clean areas. (Also read about how to treat belekan cat)
• Cover areas where cats like to mark with plastic or aluminum foil. Some cats don’t like the scraping sound that plastic or foil makes and can’t smell the odor of continued urination, so they lose track of the previous urine odor. (Also read about how to mate with a cat you just met)

3. Understand frequently misled areas

4. For male cats due to lust period.

• Close windows and doors. Keep your cat away from other cats that you don’t know.
• Prepare an extra litter box and place it in your cat’s favorite area.
• If you have many cats, provide a special area for your cats. All cats like privacy, so you can provide an empty area for each cat.
• It doesn’t have to be expensive, you can clear out the sides of windows, upper cabinets, bookshelves, or use a tiered pet area that allows them to rest undisturbed.
• Distribution of food and drink in several areas, so the possibility of conflict between cats can be reduced.

5. Invite the cats to play

• Play with your animal cat. Gaming has been shown to reduce stress and provide a distraction.
• If you have more than one cat, play with all your cats with equal attention.

6. Use special cleaners

• Spray used urine continuously with a special pet odor-neutralizing cleaner that you can get at the pet store.

• Continue washing all the areas the cat is petting, so they don’t get triggered to spray in the same area. Mix vinegar and water at a 1:1 level and spray on the area that has peed so that the cat does not urinate in the same area again.

7. If the cat pees on an object

• If you just moved or have a new animal, don’t change your attention and habits towards your cat.
• Provide equal feeding times, litter boxes and areas in the same area as much as possible. Strangers/new animals should not be mixed in immediately, give your cat a chance to live in another room and recognize the scent slowly.
• Making the area where you urinate unattractive or unreachable. For example, spray with citrus scented perfume, eucalyptus oil, or pine scent.
• If your cat likes to constantly urinate on foreign objects, immediately put her new things or guest items in a closet that your cat can’t open.

8. Pay attention to the results

• Each time you do the above method, pay attention to your cat’s reaction. If you get more stressed, stop the above method and try another method.
• Do not rub the cat’s nose in the urine above.
• Don’t throw your cat.
• Don’t wash your cat’s urine regularly with a cleaner that contains ammonia, because ammonia can invite cats to mark the same area again.

9. If the cat keeps urinating

Immediately sterilize your cat. The younger the cat (5 to 6 months), the more likely it is that he will not urinate continuously. However, research shows that 90% of male cats and 95% of female cats of various ages show significant decline after being spayed/neutered.

10. If accompanied by symptoms of restlessness

If your cat is constantly restless and stressed, you can see your vet for a checkup and brief sedation while applying treatment methods depending on the cause.

11. If you see symptoms of pain

Have your cat checked for other signs of illness, especially if your cat has difficulty urinating, is in pain, and is seen repeatedly licking her genitals. Several diseases, such as urinary tract infections, FLUTD, kidney and liver disorders, nerve disorders, and stone or crystal blockage can be fatal to your cat. As additional information friend, you should immediately take your cat to the vet if your cat continues to urinate with the following symptoms:

• Frequent and/or infrequent urination
• Although they often come and go from the litter box, the puppies are placed on the outside of the box.
• Crying (straining) when urinating
• Changes in the color or smell of urine
• Inability to urinate (this is an emergency)
• Repeatedly licking the genital area
• Pain when touched in the stomach area
• distended stomach
• Jaw
• weight change
• meow excessively

• Highly strung
• loss of appetite
• easy to get angry
• There is blood in the urine.
• His breath smells like ammonia.
• Urinate often, but only a little.

12. Consult a Veterinarian

The point is to consult a vet, friend, because anything that is not natural in a cat must be treated immediately and treated so that it does not have a negative effect in the future.

That’s all I can say, I hope it’s useful to you, I hope your cat is always healthy, don’t forget to give him all the love and affection he deserves. See you in the next article, thanks.