Male cats peeing on the bed can be caused by a variety of reasons, including territorial marking, estrus behavior, unclean or improperly positioned litter boxes, urinary tract disorders, stress and anxiety. Territorial marking is natural for cats, especially male cats, and may demarcate territory by urinating. Male cats in heat may urinate around to attract female cats due to hormonal changes. If the litter box is not clean enough or the litter is not preferred by the cat, they may choose other places to defecate. In addition, urinary disorders may cause cats to urinate on the bed. Stress and anxiety are also possible causes, and cats may respond to environmental changes or emotional needs by urinating.
The comparison between raw and cooked eggs for dogs focuses on nutritional value, safety and digestion and absorption. Cooked eggs are often considered better for dogs than raw eggs, which may contain harmful bacteria such as salmonella, which can cause vomiting, diarrhea and other digestive problems in dogs. Cooked eggs kill these potential pathogens and reduce the risk of food poisoning. The proteins in cooked eggs are more easily broken down and absorbed by your dog's digestive system, whereas the proteins in raw eggs may be difficult to digest due to the presence of anti-enzymatic proteins. To summarize, cooked eggs provide nutrition while ensuring the safety and health of your dog. Therefore, it is recommended to choose cooked eggs when feeding your dog eggs and be careful not to overdo it so as not to affect your dog's nutritional balance.