Solutions to cats with hematuria:

1. If the cat only shows mild symptoms of bleeding, you can first give it more water to help excrete toxins from the body. But if the situation is serious, you need to take it to the pet hospital for treatment in time.

2. Pay attention to whether the cat urinates smoothly. If there is no inability to urinate, there may be stones and you need to take it to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

3. The owner should induce the cat to drink more water and allow the cat to replenish its body with water. This will help the cat to urinate. Some cats may not like drinking water. It is recommended that the owner buy a mobile water feeder for them. Give the cat water to drink.

4. The owner can feed some urinary powder first to help care for urinary tract problems and promote the recovery of urinary tract. If the situation is serious and the amount of blood in the urine is relatively large, it is recommended that the owner be sent to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.

Causes of hematuria in cats:

1. Dietary problems. If the cat is fed human food or cat food or snacks that contain too much salt for a long time, it will put a burden on its kidneys. Over time, the cat may urinate blood.

2. Failure to clean the cat litter in time can lead to urinary tract infection. If the litter box is changed every few days or the cat litter box is not cleaned for a long time, allowing a large amount of excrement to accumulate in it, it may cause a urinary tract infection in the cat and cause the cat to have symptoms of hematuria.

3. Cats do not like to drink water, causing urinary stones and blood in urine.