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Urinary Care for Cats
Cats are sometimes prone to urinary issues. If you have a cat, chances are you might have to tend to your cat’s urinary care with medicine, special foods or urinary health cat treats at some point. While having a sick pet can be discouraging, Petco’s cat deals can ease the strain of caring for an ailing kitty.
FAQs About Urinary Care for Cats
Urinary infections are not uncommon in cats. If your cat seems under the weather, keep an eye out for the following symptoms, which could be signs of a urinary problem:
- Frequent urination A cat with a UTI may use the litter box more often than usual. Pay special attention to whether your cat urinates more frequently but produces very little urine each time.
- Straining or pain If your cat seems to be making a great effort to urinate or shows signs of painful urination—such as meowing, crying or other vocalizations during urination—an infection or blockage could be to blame.
- Urinating outside the litter box Cats with urinary infections don’t always make it to the litter box in time to relieve themselves.
- Licking Your cat may resort to frequent licking in the genital, hindquarters or abdominal region in an attempt to ease the discomfort of a urinary infection.
If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s time to consult a veterinarian. In addition to the treatment plan recommended by your vet, you may want to incorporate cat urinary treats into your kitty’s daily care in order to help stave off future infections.
Cats who have experienced urinary health issues may benefit from a special diet. The top cat food formulations for UTI-prone felines have specially balanced ingredients that provide the right nutrition to support a healthy urinary tract. Too much or too little of certain minerals in your cat’s food can lead to the formation of bladder stones, and some cats may benefit from wet food for increased hydration and a lower risk of urinary infection. Talk to your vet about the right food for your cat’s urinary health, and count on Petco when you’re ready to find the best supplement for cat urinary health for your feline friend.
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Hi I have a male cat one and half years old and i want a good dite for him what can i cook to him feed him by the way he had a urine infection and i cut out the dry food only chicken and lots of water . And i wanted to ask what couse urine infection?? And what can i do to preventing that from comeing agine Thank you for your time
my 8 year old cat does not drink much water. I changed her to wet Pro Plan Urinary food as suggested by the vet. She uses the poop box. But I have noticed her appetite is less and she lays around a lot more. I am worried about diabetes even though she does not have the obvious symptoms. Was treated for urinary tract problem but vet did not test her urine just prescribed antibiotic. Any suggestions?
My cat is 15 years old and is not deficating like he should. He had to have 2 enemas 2 months ago, and is having trouble again. Our vet basically said there wasn't anything we could give him to help keep him regular. He eats soft and dry food, and drinks his water. His diet hasn't changed. Do you have any advice?
My cat was diagnosed with a UTI Saturday and my vet gave her a 2 week antibiotic shot. Since she’s been home she hasn’t been able to pee. She tries but only a little dot comes out. Is this normal?
My 15 year old cat has stage 2 kidney disease. She shows no changes in her personality or daily habits. She will not eat any of the renal wet prescription diet food that our vet has suggested. What would be the best brand of store shelf wet food for her? I have been reading labels for high protein and moisture, good Omega 3, low phosphorus and alot of brands seem to be about the same. She is a fussy eater.
Need help asap. 5 year old male neutered domestic short haired yowling loudly in obvious distress, Straining to go in litter box, but unable to pass stools. We have 3 cats that all have open access to food and water. Only watery mucus surrounding very red inflamed anal opening. Not sure what to do for him. Please help.
My 2 year old male unneutered cat is dripping blood-tinged urine and seems to be drinking more water than usual.
consipated 5 year old cat male due to low potassium illness last week. Can i buy a laxative and give to him safely / He is eating and urinating has a way nose ..
How much unflavored pedialyte would you give a 6lb senior cat to help prevent dehydration from diarrhea due transitioning to a new food? Can it be given directly with a feeding syringe or should it be diluted in water and if so how much dilution? Thank you.
I just brought my cat home from the vet after he has had a UTI they gave me some food and medicine to give him. And right now he is laying on his side and grunting in pain. Im not sure when they last gave him some pain medicine and I dont know if he is in pain from the catheter or what. What can I do doctor?
I have an 11 yr old cat that is neutered. Recently he has been losing weight, drinking and urinating a lot. He will saturate his litter box daily. He has also at times urinated blood. Could this be a UTI or something more serious??
I have two cats, one of my cats has been prescribed Royal Canin Urinary S/O by vets to treat struvite crystals however he hates the wet food he won't eat it what so ever, will buying the dried food of Royal Canin S/O be safe to use for him? Also will my other cat be allowed to eat this also?