Causes of hematuria in Siamese cats:

1. From a physiological point of view, male cats are more likely to have hematuria than female cats.

2. In terms of eating habits, Siamese cats do not like to drink water, which is also one of the fundamental causes of urinary stones, and urinary stones can easily cause hematuria.

3. In terms of hygienic conditions, some owners take too long to change cat litter, which can lead to urinary infections in cats, which are all causes of hematuria.

4. It may be a food problem. If a cat accidentally eats onions, grapes, garlic, green onions and other foods, it will be easily poisoned and may cause blood in the urine. At this time, if the cat only shows mild bleeding symptoms, you can first give it more water to help excrete toxins from the body.

5. It may be due to estrus. During the estrus period, affected by hormones, they will behave abnormally. For example, they frequently make movements such as rubbing against objects and climbing over them. The rubbing process may cause traumatic bleeding and give the illusion of blood in urine.

6. It may be a urinary problem. If your cat urinates blood and is also stressed, has painful urination, has a loss of appetite, etc., this indicates that there is likely to be a urinary problem.

7. In addition, there are bladder inflammation, bladder stones, urinary tract infections, urethral stones, kidney stones, acute or chronic renal failure, urinary tract tumors, trauma, coagulation disorders, diabetes, endocrine diseases, and parasitism. Parasitic infections, drug side effects, etc. can also cause cats to urinate blood.

Symptoms of hematuria in Siamese cats:

1. Abnormal urinating posture, frequent urination, and arched waist.

2. He is thirsty and likes to drink, his urine is bright red, and his body temperature has no abnormal changes.

3. Those with a longer course of disease may have systemic symptoms such as depression and loss of appetite.