Feline anuria requires the cat to drink more water to promote urination, and to exercise appropriately to speed up metabolism. If the cat still does not urinate, it needs to be sent to the hospital for catheterization or surgery. Generally, cats' anuria is caused by stones or urethritis hyperplasia, so the disease needs to be treated to solve the problem. You need to pay attention to the cat's diet, try to keep it as light as possible, and prepare sufficient water sources. If the cat does not like to drink water, you can give it Cat prepares electric water dispenser.