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Anonymous users2024-01-24If your cat has a urinary tract infection or urinary stones, please go to the hospital immediately.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Is it frequent squatting in the pit but can't pee? Is the expression painful? It stands to reason that kittens of months should not have urinary tract diseases, especially female cats, female cats do not have as thin urethra as male cats, and it should not be easy to get them. What does your cat eat?
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Anonymous users2024-01-22I think she's uncomfortable.
Maybe she's pregnant.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21This article from my space should be useful to you, you can check it out.
It should be urethritis, and when your fingers touch water or something, you want to urinate.
It may be gastroenteritis, go to the hospital or clinic.
Does she do this often? If so, then it is likely that there is an endocrine disorder or abnormal glomerular reabsorption, which allows the water passing through the kidneys to be excreted without adequate recycling. Normally, the amount of water that forms urine after reabsorption by the kidneys is greatly reduced, which makes urination less frequent.
In fact, this is related to the different physiological structure, some people have a larger bladder, some people are smaller, when the urine reaches a certain amount, people with a larger bladder will store a little more urine, if the bladder is small, the stored urine will also be a little smaller, so some people want to go to the toilet as soon as they drink water, and some people drink a lot of water and have no intention of urinating.
In fact, this is related to the different physiological structure, some people have a larger bladder, some people are smaller, when the urine reaches a certain amount, people with a larger bladder will store a little more urine, if the bladder is small, the stored urine will also be a little smaller, so some people want to go to the toilet as soon as they drink water, and some people drink a lot of water and have no intention of urinating.