The fastest solution to a cat’s anuria is to go to the hospital in time to perform catheterization surgery on the cat. At the same time, the cat should be given anti-inflammatory and diuretic drugs, and a good and comfortable living environment should be created for the cat to keep it in a happy mood. If stones cause obstruction in the urinary tract, urination will be impossible. B-ultrasound or X-rays are required to check the location of the stones, and surgery is needed to clear them. Later, they will be treated with drugs.

Common reasons for cat anuria:

1. Stress response. Cats are very timid, and stress is an important cause of cat illness.

2. Less exercise, obesity, too little water intake, and sharing litter boxes with multiple cats can all easily lead to anuria in cats.

3. Spontaneous cystitis is common in cats after sterilization surgery, those who do not like to exercise, are obese, and do not like to drink water.

4. Renal failure. In the initial and maintenance stages of acute renal failure, metabolic acidosis, azotemia, and uremia lead to oliguria or anuria.

5. Urinary system stones, such as urinary tract stones and bladder stones, cause ureteral obstruction.

6. During the estrus period, cats always have some abnormal behaviors when they are in estrus, such as urinating and pooping, sometimes even not urinating, and other phenomena.