Feline anuria is when a cat refuses or refuses to urinate, especially in unfamiliar environments or when alone. This symptom can cause problems with your cat's kidney function, so it's important to detect and treat it promptly.

Cat anuria may occur for many reasons. First, cats may have feelings of fear and anxiety, which can prevent them from peeing safely. They may feel unsafe or threatened, which can cause them to refuse to pee. ​​​​​​

Secondly, cats may refuse to pee because of illness. For example, they may refuse to pee because of pain during urination, or they may refuse to pee because of inflammation of the urethra, which may cause cats to be reluctant to pee.

In addition, cats may also refuse to pee due to environmental changes. For example, cats may refuse to pee because they enter a new environment, or they may refuse to pee because they habitually use the same urination place. This may also cause cats to refuse to pee. Unwillingness to pee.

If parents find that their pet cat has anuria, they should take it to a veterinarian immediately to determine the specific cause and take appropriate measures. Veterinarians can use blood tests and kidney ultrasound to check whether the cat’s kidneys are damaged or inflamed, and provide the best treatment plan. In addition, in order to prevent the occurrence of cat anuria, parents should try to provide a comfortable environment for the cat, keep the cat's mood stable, and clean the cat's urination box frequently to prevent the occurrence of cat anuria.

In short, anuria is a common cat symptom. There are many reasons that may cause it. Parents should take their cats to the veterinarian in time to determine the specific cause and take corresponding measures to prevent the occurrence of anuria. .