Male cats generally cannot heal themselves from hematuria, and the disease will further develop and become more serious. The main causes of hematuria in cats include urethritis, cystitis, bladder stones and kidney disease. When blood in urine and other conditions occur, you should go to the pet hospital for relevant examination and treatment in time to avoid acute renal failure in the long run.

Causes of hematuria in male cats:

1. Bladder inflammation caused by urinary tract infection is the most common cause. The bladder accumulates due to frequent urination and no urine for a long time. Stones rub against the bladder mucosa causing bleeding.

2. It may be caused by drinking too little water. If a cat does not drink water, the body will not have much water, which makes it difficult for the cat to urinate. If the concentration of urine is too high, it is easy to find that the urinary tract is blocked. Leading to the phenomenon of blood in urine.