Cat anuria refers to the inability of the cat to actively discharge urine from the body. Symptoms include a cat's mental state that is depressed or overly excited, loss of appetite, sometimes accompanied by vomiting, always sitting in the corner, frequent licking of the genitals, and frequent visits to the litter box. But couldn't urinate.

What are the symptoms of cats holding urine

In the early stages of anuria, cats may experience inability to urinate or difficulty urinating. They frequently go to the litter box but cannot urinate, or their urine may be bloody or very little. When they are completely urinary occlusion, their temper will also become more irritable. When you touch your bladder, you will feel that it is obviously hard and full. When the bladder is squeezed, they will feel some obvious pain and be unwilling to move.

Cat anuria may be caused by some stress reactions, mainly in some male cats, especially those in estrus, who usually do not like to drink water. This situation can easily lead to urinary tract problems. Blockage and prolonged urinary occlusion may also damage the cat's kidney function and affect their life and health. Therefore, this situation needs to be taken to the hospital for treatment in time. If there is indeed urinary obstruction, urinary catheterization needs to be performed in time to avoid causing kidney failure.