Causes and treatment of urinary tract stones in cats

Causes of urinary tract stones in cats:
1. Physiological factors are closely related to the cat’s diet, such as drinking too little water and eating too much dry food. Caused by factors such as food or too early a sterilization time.
2. Pathological factors may be caused by blockage caused by urinary tract stricture or diseases of the urinary system itself.
Treatment methods for cat urinary tract stones:
1. For mild cases, foods with low mineral content and rich in vitamin A can be given, and you can choose accordingly. Prescription food and ensure plenty of clean drinking water every day.
2. Feed diuretics to dilute urine and increase urinary output, and flush the urinary tract so that small stones can be excreted with urine.
3. Under the doctor's advice, take oral medications according to the type of stones, and give antibiotics during the process of dissolving and passing stones to prevent infection.
4. For surgical treatment of larger stones and associated urinary tract obstruction, urethrotomy or cystotomy must be performed promptly to remove the stones.
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