Causes of hematuria in cats:

1. Some cats drink very little water, making it difficult to urinate. If the concentration of urine is too high, it is easy to detect urinary tract obstruction. , leading to the occurrence of blood in urine.

2. It may also be caused by urinary system diseases, such as urethra and bladder inflammation or stones.

3. It is also possible that the cat has hematuria caused by eating poisonous food.

4. It is also possible that the cat’s usual diet that is too oily and salty will put a certain burden on the kidneys and cause certain damage to the body, resulting in blood in the urine.

5. It is also possible that the cat litter is not replaced in time, and a large amount of excrement accumulates to produce bacteria, causing the cat to develop urinary tract infection and blood in the urine.

6. It may also be caused by the cat’s frightened stress response when urinating.

Solutions to cat hematuria:

1. If it is caused by insufficient drinking water, guide the cat to drink more water to maintain moisture in the body.

2. If it is caused by urinary system disease, you can give the cat anti-inflammatory drugs to reduce inflammation. If there are stones, help the cat expel the stones.

3. If it is caused by poisoning, if the cat accidentally eats a small amount, you can induce vomiting first, and feed the cat more water to speed up metabolism and eliminate trace toxins from the body.

4. If it is caused by diet, the cat’s eating habits should be adjusted in time, and it is recommended to feed some light food during the normal feeding process.

5. If the cat litter is not changed, the owner should change the cat litter in time and maintain the hygiene of the cat litter box. It is generally recommended to change the cat litter once a week.

6. If it is caused by a stress reaction, you can appease the cat's emotions first, play with the cat more, and divert the cat's attention.