Hematuria in pregnant cats does not necessarily mean miscarriage. Bleeding may be caused by urinary system disease or other diseases in the reproductive system. The openings of the cat's urethra and reproductive tract are at the same location. If the cat has symptoms of abnormal urination, such as frequent urination, oliguria, etc., it is likely to be caused by bleeding from the urinary system. If the cat suffers from pyometra, urethral inflammation, uterine tumors, ovarian tumors and other diseases, bleeding may also occur. It is recommended to use saline to clean the urethra and then take anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment.

Solutions for pregnant cats with blood in their urine:

1. If it is during the delivery period, bleeding is likely to mean that the kitten is about to be born. It is recommended that cat owners prepare tools to help cats give birth as soon as possible, provide effective assistance when cats give birth, and help cats give birth smoothly.

2. If the delivery period has not arrived and heavy bleeding occurs, it may be a sign of miscarriage. You need to take the cat to a pet hospital and have it checked by a professional pet doctor. It is best to do a B-ultrasound examination to find out the specific cause of the bleeding.

3. If the amount is small, it may be bleeding during pregnancy, which is a normal phenomenon. Cat owners don’t have to worry, just pay attention to cleaning and care.