Healthy adult cats typically pee between two to four times a day

. However, this frequency can depend on factors such as age, diet, water consumption, activity level, and overall health

. Factors that influence how often cats pee:

• Age Kittens tend to pee more frequently due to their faster metabolism and more frequent meals

• Diet Cats that eat wet food may have more frequent bowel movements because of the higher water content, while cats that eat dry food may have less frequent and larger bowel movements because dry food contains more fiber

• Water Intake A cat's water intake can affect how often they pee

• Health Changes in urination frequency could signal health issues

• Indoor Lifestyle Indoor cats may have reduced activity levels, which can slow down their digestive system, potentially leading to less frequent bowel movements compared to outdoor cats

It's important to monitor your cat's urination habits and consult with a vet if you notice any significant changes, such as straining, discomfort, or changes in the size or frequency of urine clumps, as these could indicate underlying health issues