If your cat is showing these symptoms, they may be experiencing a urinary tract blockage, also known as a urethral obstruction.
- Straining to urinate
- Urinating outside the litter tray
- Excessive licking of genitals
- Frequent trips to the litter tray
- Blood in urine
- Crying or howling
- Restlessness
Urinary blockages are most common in male cats, but can also occur in females. This condition can quickly become life-threatening, impacting the bladder, kidneys, and even the heart.
A blocked cat is a medical emergency. If you suspect your cat may be blocked, please seek veterinary care immediately.
