Hematuria in female cats may be caused by being in heat or not drinking enough water, or it may be caused by poisoning from eating chocolate, onions, garlic and other foods. In addition, if the female cat suffers from urinary system diseases, hematuria may also occur, such as cystitis, urethritis, stones, etc. If the female cat’s blood in urine is serious and has affected her spirit and appetite, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time.

1. Estrus

Female cats begin to show signs of estrus around 6 months old. They may bleed a small amount during estrus. When the blood is mixed into the urine, it will cause the illusion of blood in the urine. At the same time, it will also be accompanied by symptoms such as howling, urinating, and loss of appetite. There may also be phenomena such as jumping out of windows and running away from home. Therefore, it is recommended that the owner close the doors and windows during the female cat's estrus period to prevent the female cat from having accidents. If the owner does not want the female cat to breed, he can take the female cat to a pet hospital for sterilization after the female cat is in estrus.

2. Insufficient drinking water

If the cat usually eats dry food and does not like to drink water, the urinary system will easily form stones, resulting in blood in the urine, and it may also It will also be accompanied by symptoms such as difficulty urinating and painful urination. In this regard, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for a check-up. If it is really due to lack of water in the body, the owner should guide the cat to drink more water. The cat food can also be wet food.

3. Poisoning

If a cat accidentally eats chocolate, onions, garlic and other foods, it will suffer from food poisoning and may also urinate blood. In severe cases, it may even cause anemia, Dehydration, shock, death. Therefore, if you suspect that the cat is poisoned, you must take the cat to the pet hospital for treatment in time. You should also put away the food that the cat cannot eat to prevent the cat from accidentally eating it.

4. Urinary system diseases

If the female cat urinates blood and is accompanied by listlessness, loss of appetite, difficulty urinating, painful urination, etc., she is likely to have bladder disease. inflammation, urethritis, stones and other urinary system diseases. If the owner finds that the female cat has abnormal urination behavior, it is recommended to take the female cat to the pet hospital for examination immediately to determine the specific pathogenic bacteria, and then take corresponding drugs or other methods for treatment.