With frequent urination, cats may go to the toilet several times a day; cats may take a very long time to go to the toilet, and may not urinate or urinate very little, which is often mistaken by owners for constipation; cats will make painful sounds when going to the toilet.

How to judge whether a cat has urinary stones

1. Frequent urination, the cat may go to the toilet several times a day.

2. Cats take a very long time to go to the toilet and may not urinate or urinate very little, which is often mistaken by owners for constipation.

3. Making painful sounds when going to the toilet.

4. Urination is reduced, and the owner will find that the cat litter is smaller than before when cleaning the feces.

5. Will defecate in places other than the cat litter box, such as on the bed, sofa, or floor. Because the cat is in pain and cannot control where he urinates.

6. The cat will resist when the owner touches its belly because there is pain in the abdomen.

7. Will lick the genitals very frequently.

If you find that your cat has similar symptoms, it is best to take the cat to the pet hospital for further examination in time to avoid delaying the condition and worsening the condition. You can also go directly to the pet hospital for B-ultrasound, X-ray, or urine test, etc., so that the results will be more accurate.