If the cat owner notices at home that the cat owner has been different recently, it may bend its body from time to time to lick its butt, or you may find that the cat frequently goes in and out of the litter box, but the clumped cat litter is not there As big as ever. Next, you may hear your cat even yelling while peeing, and you may find bloody urine in the litter box...

You can’t wait any longer at this time. Nine times out of ten, it’s the cat’s urinary system that has symptoms. Go to the pet hospital to help the cat owner!

Why do cats have urinary system symptoms? The causes of urinary system disease are as follows:

1. Not sterilized

The urine of a cat in heat contains secretions. At this time, the concentration of urine will be relatively high, which may contaminate the urethra. Over time, it is easy to cause urethritis, cystitis, etc.

2. Drink less water

Because their ancestors lived in deserts, cats rarely drink water. In addition, they are curious and lively, and they always like flowing water. However, the water in ordinary cat bowls is lifeless and does not arouse their interest.

Reduced water intake will cause the cat’s kidneys to become overloaded, especially for male cats after neutering. Pay more attention to drinking water issues. Otherwise, it is easy to cause urinary system diseases.

3. Stress response

When a cat comes to a new environment or your house is newly decorated, timid cats are prone to stress reactions. The stress response will increase the cat's blood pressure, and in severe cases, it will affect the brain nerves. When the central nervous system is damaged and the brain is unable to provide precise action arrangements, cats will develop urinary diseases.

4. Obesity

Cats that have gained weight are indeed plump and lovable, so there are poop scoopers who serve the cats with good food and drinks all day long. In addition, cats do not like to move, which makes it easy for them to become obese.

Obesity will affect the metabolism of cats, cause burden on the kidneys and liver, and cause urinary system problems.

Many cats, especially male cats, are likely to suffer from this disease. When inflammation occurs, the cat suffers and shovels hard. Therefore, taking good care and nursing in daily life can greatly reduce the probability of disease.

1. Increase the cat’s drinking water

Place a cat bowl with clean water next to the cat food to remind the cat owner to drink water;

You can also prepare a cat bowl with flowing water function to allow cats to drink more water;

Or add water to the canned food your cat likes, so they will drink water when they eat!

2. Control cat weight

The weight of a cat is related to its breed and physique, but if you can clearly see that your cat’s belly has seriously sagged, then you should start to plan for the cat to lose weight.

You can eat more meals a day, eat less grain-rich foods, drink more and exercise your cat to become a healthy cat.

3. Sterilize

After cats are six months old, you can start preparing to have them neutered. In this way, it can not only relieve the pain of estrus, but also prevent the pregnancy from wondering how the kitten will settle down in the future. It can also avoid the occurrence of urinary diseases and some physiological lesions.

4. Improve diet

Improving your diet is not just cat strips and canned food, but replacing these processed foods with homemade foods in a timely manner, such as stewed fish soup and boiled chicken breast.

5. Give the cat a good mood

Avoid changing the environment frequently. When leaving a comfortable environment, the owner should give the cat more companionship. Do not make drastic changes to cats' living habits and living environment to prevent them from being afraid and anxious, which may cause mood swings and easily lead to diseases.

As a common disease of the urinary system, you need to take good daily care and observe carefully at ordinary times to effectively avoid it. If unfortunately you get sick, you should seek medical treatment quickly and don’t put it off again and again. This is the cat owner’s life!