why does my burmese boy wee on the furniture?

Answer 1

Are We talking Cats?

If so, he's territory marking.
Having him nuetered will cure him .

Answer 2

I think you need to rephrase the question, I had an image of a little boy from Burma peeing on a sofa.
Your cat is spraying, marking his territory, the only way to stop this is to have him neutered, talk to your vet about it. Although I have heard that once this behaviour is very established even neutering may not stop it.

Answer 3

you don't say if hes been neutered if he hadn't boy cats wee to mark there territory in the garden in the house doesn't mater to them where it tells all the other boy cats its his place if you want it to stop neutering is the best way to go there is no easy way to stop him if you want to keep him intact you just have to live with it but i know i couldn't it stinks good luck anyway by the way i know Siamese/ Burmese have there own strange habits but this is normal boy cat behaviour

Answer 4

Nearly all cats are somewhat territorial--males especially so. If he's not been neutered, you may want to get him fixed. He may become less inclined to mark his territory. Meanwhile, you may want to get a commercial product to spray on the furniture to discourage him from his habit.
Good luck.

Answer 5

he must be used to doing it on the trees
and if you got no trees the furniture is the closest thing

get a chrismas tree and get him to do it on that
everyday move it closer to the door untill you put it outside
in the end he will do it in the garden
unless you want the complicated job of showing him how to use a toilet

Answer 6

Because you havent had him fixed silly man!

Answer 7

why does him being bermese need to be said? im assuming u need to grow up a tad