Solutions for male cats squatting in cat litter for a long time without peeing:

1. Drink more water. Difficulty urinating in cats is most likely due to the fact that the cat usually consumes too little water, which will lead to oliguria and a feeling of not being able to urinate.

2. Adjust your diet. Cats usually eat too salty food, which can also cause difficulty in urinating. Therefore, you should pay attention to the cat’s diet structure and try to feed as little food with high salt content as possible. You can feed the cat some fruits and vegetables to supplement vitamins and water.

3. Increase the amount of exercise. Allowing cats to maintain appropriate exercise can speed up the cat's metabolism. If the metabolism is increased, the urine output will increase, and the cat will not be unable to urinate.

4. Pay attention to hygiene. Unclean cat daily necessities, or the owner fails to clean the litter box in time, can lead to bacterial infection in the cat, causing urinary tract infection and other diseases, and the cat will have difficulty urinating.

5. Seek medical treatment promptly. When a cat suffers from urinary stones, kidney stones, cystitis and other diseases, it will have difficulty urinating. Therefore, the owner should take the cat to the hospital for examination in time. After the diagnosis is confirmed, symptomatic treatment can be provided.