It may be that the cat has urethritis, which is a relatively mild urinary tract disease; it may be that the cat’s urinary tract is blocked, frequent urination is an obvious symptom of this problem, and it is very painful when urinating; it may be cystitis, which requires Make a preliminary judgment through B-ultrasound; it may be that the cat is in estrus. ​​​​​​

Urethritis: It is a disease caused by redness and swelling of the urinary tract and difficulty in urinating due to bacterial infection or infection by other pathogenic microorganisms. Usually symptomatic treatment or the use of antibiotics can completely resolve the problem in 5-7 days.

Urinary tract blockage: It often occurs in cats that drink less water and consume a large amount of minerals. It leads to the deposition of minerals in the body, causing crystal deposition in the excretory organs bladder, kidneys, and urinary tract, or gradually forming stones. The prognosis for this disease is usually good, but if diet is not improved, the chance of recurrence is very high. Clinical methods include surgical removal of stones, conservative catheterization, and improvement of urine properties to alleviate stone formation.

Cystitis: This disease is closely related to stress. If the cat cannot adapt well to the new environment, it may lead to cystitis. In addition, bladder polyps and inflammatory stimulation can also cause repeated attacks of cystitis in cats. Therefore, attention should be paid to reducing stress behaviors in cats.

Estrus: This is mainly a normal physiological behavior caused by male hormones in urine stimulating female animals to be in estrus. If the owner finds it troublesome, he may consider neutering to reduce and solve this problem.