The main causes of yellow urine in cats include insufficient water intake, internal heat, and urinary system diseases. If you want to know the specific reason, you need to take the cat to the pet hospital and find out through clinical examination. Therefore, when this happens to a cat, you can first feed the cat some lighter food and let the cat drink more water. If the cat’s symptoms are not relieved, the cat needs to be sent to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time.

1. Insufficient drinking water

If a cat drinks insufficient water, it will cause the urine to be overly concentrated, resulting in reduced urine output and yellow urine. Therefore, owners must pay attention to the cat's drinking water. If the cat does not like to drink water, the owner can buy a special mobile water fountain for the cat, which can increase the cat's interest in drinking water. When you drink enough water, your urine will be diluted slowly.

2. Getting angry

If in addition to yellow urine, the cat also has symptoms such as tears, increased eye secretions, dry and hard stools, etc., it may be suffering from internal heat. For example, if the cat eats too dry food for a long time, the cat does not like to drink water, or if the cat eats too much salty food, etc., these problems will cause the cat to get angry and cause yellow urine.

If this is the case, you need to adjust the cat's eating habits in time, feed the cat some fire-reducing food, such as nutritious soup, vegetable porridge, goat milk powder, etc., and give the cat plenty of water to drink. If it is more serious, you can go to the pet hospital to buy some fire-reducing medicine for the cat.

3. Suffering from urinary system diseases

If you find that in addition to yellow urine, your cat also has abnormal symptoms such as frequent urination, prolonged urination time, and painful urination, it may be a urinary system disease. , such as urethritis, cystitis, nephritis, urethral stones, etc. may cause yellow urine in cats. It is recommended to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination as soon as possible. If it is diagnosed as a urinary system disease, timely symptomatic treatment is required.

Note: A cat’s normal urination should be colorless and transparent, and it will urinate 3-4 times a day. If a cat’s urine is found to be yellow, the owner must pay attention. You can first observe the cat's condition to find out the cause, and then take necessary measures to help treat it.