1. Ensure your cat's litter box is clean and in a convenient location. Cats are very clean animals and will not want to use a dirty litter box. Make sure to scoop the box at least once a day and completely change the litter every week. The litter box should also be placed in a quiet, private location away from high-traffic areas.
2. Provide your cat with enough litter boxes. Cats prefer to have multiple litter boxes, so it's a good idea to have at least one litter box per cat in your household. This will help to ensure that your cat always has a clean litter box to use.
3. Use the right type of litter. Some cats are particular about the type of litter they use. Experiment with different types of litter until you find one that your cat likes.
4. Feed your cat a high-quality diet. Cats that eat a high-quality diet are less likely to develop health problems that can cause inappropriate urination.
5. Make sure your cat is getting enough exercise. Cats that are bored or inactive are more likely to develop behavior problems, such as inappropriate urination. Make sure to provide your cat with plenty of opportunities to play and exercise.
6. Redirect your cat's attention if it starts to urinate on you. If you catch your cat urinating on you, immediately pick it up and place it in its litter box. You can also try clapping your hands or making a loud noise to startle your cat.
7. Take your cat to the vet if it continues to urinate on you. If your cat is suddenly urinating on you, it is vital to take it to the vet to rule out any medical problems that may be causing the behavior.
Additional tips:
- If your cat is urinating on you when you are sleeping, try putting a plastic shower curtain or tablecloth under your bedding.
- If your cat is urinating on you when you are sitting on the couch, try putting a piece of cardboard or a towel on the couch.
- If your cat is urinating on you when you are in the bathroom, try closing the door to the bathroom.