If you are worried that your cat may have a urinary tract infection, watch how often he or she visits the litter box. If they go often and only expel a small amount, it may be a sign.
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Your cat probably has a urinary tract infection book an appointment with your vet ASAP.
Urinary tract infections are not uncommon in cats. Treatment for the first infection is typically antibiotics prescribed by your veterinarian. If your cat has repeated or frequent urinary tract infections, your veterinarian will start to look for underlying predisposing factors such as perineal malformation, kidney or bladder stones, urinary retention, nutritional issues, diabetes or bladder cancer.
The cat might have a urinary tract infection. Best thing is a vet visit.
Symptoms of urinary tract infection in cats are discolored urine or blood in urine. Take your cat to the vet if he or she has these symptoms or seems to experience discomfort during urination.
I've heard you can pull the cat's penis out of it's slot and massage it and give it cranberry juice
you should probabily take your cat to the vet. just to be safe.
UTI stands for urinary tract infection. Yes, your female cat can get UTIs, although they are not as common in cats as they are in humans.
I've heard you can pull the cat's penis out of it's slot and massage it and give it cranberry juice
Even if you could get her to drink it, cranberry juice changes the pH of the bladder and helps to prevent a urinary tract infection, but does not stop it, once it's started, and there are visible symptoms. You'll need to see the vet, or swing by a tractor supply store to pick up antibiotics to cure the infection in your cat.
That is not something you want to deal with by giving your cat normal cat food. If your cat has a urinary tract infection, you need to take it into the vet and they can get you the right food.
Generally you would treat urinary tract infection with antibiotics such as Amoxycillin. Your vet can prescribe the correct amount based on your cat's weight and state of health.