Bengal Cat

　　Nowadays, many cat owners choose to keep their cats completely indoors, meaning the cats will not come into contact with the outside world. This keeps cats very clean, but it can also lead to a downside: cats may urinate inappropriately.

　　1. Neutering

　　Pet cats have a natural instinct to "mark territory." Cats spray their urine in various places to declare ownership of their territory and warn others to stay away. Additionally, when cats are in heat, they will spray urine around. This spraying is mainly to leave their scent and attract mates. Regardless of the reason behind a cat’s spraying behavior, owners should promptly stop it to maintain a healthy and hygienic living environment for themselves and their cats.

　　Spraying during a cat’s heat cycle is unavoidable. Besides closely managing and restricting the cat’s behavior during this period, owners should have their cats neutered. Neutered cats do not go into heat, so they naturally stop spraying urine everywhere. Of course, if you choose to neuter your cat, be sure to visit a professional pet hospital and have the procedure performed by a qualified veterinarian.