The cat keeps squatting in the litter box and cannot urinate. It is best to take the cat to the pet hospital for further examination. First, determine the cause of the cat's difficulty in urinating, and then treat it accordingly. Difficulty urinating in cats may be caused by drinking too little water, which causes a slow metabolism, the cat litter is too dirty and dusty, which causes urinary tract infection, or the food they usually eat is too salty, which increases the burden on the kidneys. In severe cases, it may also lead to urinary stones in cats. , anuria, etc.

Solutions to a cat that keeps squatting in the litter box and cannot pee:

1. Increase the cat’s water intake. Try to let the cat drink as much water as possible. If the cat does not like to drink water, you can give the cat broth, or feed it some water-rich fruits and vegetables.

2. Increase the cat’s amount of exercise. Letting your cat exercise more can speed up its metabolism. You can play with the cat more, or help the cat massage its abdomen to speed up blood circulation.

3. Replace cat litter and pay attention to environmental hygiene. Some cat litter is too dusty, which can easily cause urinary tract infections in cats, and bacteria can breed if not cleaned in time. Therefore, you must pay attention to the cleanliness of the cat’s living environment and disinfect it regularly.

4. Adjust your diet. Avoid giving your cat a large amount of salt and ensure that your cat has a balanced diet.

5. Medical intervention. If a cat suffers from anuria, urinary stones and other diseases, it needs to see a doctor in time. If necessary, surgical treatment is required.