Is it normal for my kitten to have liquid on genitals after peeing?

Urine can be almost odorless if it is diluted a great deal, especially at this age. This can also potentially be leakage from his reproductive tract. However if it is indeed urine, leaking of urine is never normal. I would recommend taking him to your vet if this continues to happen. He may have a congenital defect or a weakened urinary sphincter (valve that opens and closes to allow urine to exit the bladder) that is causing this. Hopefully though this is something that he will grow out of, but until then you will have to keep an eye on things and get him examined if needed. Best wishes!

Kittens can have a small amount of discharge that can build up in the prepuce that could be normal, but if his actual urine seems to have pus or look abnormal in any way you should see a veterinarian. If he seems to be leaking urine I would be concerned as well. The formula you are using should have guidelines for amount to feed based on the kittens weight, but as long as he isn't regurgitating or having milk come out of his nose he can probably continue to eat as much as he wants during a feeding. You should weigh your kitten daily as a lack of weight gain or weight loss can be the first sign of a problem. Raising a bottle baby is a lot of work - good for you to be willing to take this on!

I would not be overly concerned when he is normal in every other way, this may just be related to recovery from anesthetic or settling in to his new home. Continue to monitor closely and report it to your vets office if continuing or he develops any discomfort

Hi, thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! The most common fluid leaked from the anus is anal gland fluid. It can leak out when the glands are full or if something scares the cat, they can express them. The anal glands normally are expressed during defecation. I would have the anal glands checked by your Vet. If he is starting to spray around the house I would have him neutered. I hope this helps and I wish you the best!

If she has a good appetite and is having normal BMs and is active, she is likely passing urine. It is probably a small amount each time it gets lost in the litter box or is missed with the BM so it is hard to tell the difference. I would confine her and make sure she is not using the bathroom outside of the litter box.

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! If he was startled it could have been fluid from his anal glands. The glands are situated inside the rectum and they have fluid that is released when they have a bowel movement or when they are scared. If there was bright red blood I would be concerned they are infected. If it was dark brown, it is normal contents. I hope this helps. Kisses to Suga!

If you haven't seen any problems since and there is no blood in his urine, I would not worry. It may be that you were seeing the very tip of his penis was out of he prepuce, (especially since he's not neutered) and it looks bright red. However, keep a close eye n him to ensure that he is urinating and that the urine is normal. thanks for asking Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach!