Cat urinary incontinence may be due to the following three reasons: 1. Being frightened, the cat may have a stress response due to being frightened; 2. Being sick, the cat may be suffering from cystitis, urethritis, or stones. Urinary incontinence caused by other diseases; 3. Damage to the nerve center. It may be that the nerve center that controls urination in cats has been damaged, causing urinary incontinence in cats.

Tip:

When a cat suffers from urinary incontinence due to fright, the owner should immediately move the cat to a familiar environment to relieve the cat’s symptoms. But if it is not because of fright, then it may be sick. It is recommended that the owner send the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time.