Male cats run to the toilet but do not pee after neutering, it may be that the body has not yet been able to adapt to it, and the mood has been affected, so there are some strange behaviors, and after a week, it will slowly recover, and if it is a very long time that the phenomenon of not being able to urinate occurs, it may not be a problem of neutering, and the owner can observe the cat’s daily behavior and take measures according to the cause.
1、Let your cat drink more water
Most of the cat’s urine is filled with water, so cat owners usually have to urge their cats to drink more water, otherwise there may not be enough water in their body to generate urine. The cat’s body does not have urine, naturally, it is not able to relieve the urine normally. If the cat is the one who doesn’t like to drink water that has been sitting for too long, the cat owner can prepare a kind of flowing cat water dispenser. Cats interested will naturally go for water.
2、Exercise with your cat
If a cat hasn’t exercised for too long, there may be a situation where the body’s circulation becomes slower and there is no way to pee properly. If it is because of this reason, cat owners should take their cats to do exercise regularly. It is not advisable to exercise too much after just being neutered, so he can be dragged around the house. As the cat’s body consumes more and its circulation becomes normal, it may be able to pee normally.
3. Quiet environment for urination
When the cat wants to pee due to outside interference or the owner’s loud speech, it will scare the cat when it pees, it will shrink back, which will make it afraid of shock appear not to urinate symptoms are also there, so the owner of the cat in the place of urination to keep quiet to be good.
4. Feeding urinary powder
Cats after drinking water as well as exercise, obviously the body has to urinate or not, there may be some kind of physical problems, cat owners can feed their cats Meow Lushun this kind of urinary powder to observe a day or two to see if there is a smooth urination. If it has not recovered, it is recommended to bring it to the de-sexing hospital for a check-up.
