Catitis in cats cannot heal on its own. Feline cystitis is a common urinary system disease in cats. Once it occurs, it will cause symptoms such as difficulty urinating and hematuria. If not treated in time, it is likely to cause acute uremia and even death. When a cat is found to have cystitis, it needs to be treated promptly. It usually takes 7 to 10 days to be effectively cured. This is most likely to occur in male cats, and the treatment time is relatively long. The infection needs to be controlled in time and anti-inflammation is also required. and sterilization. Some data show that neutered cats have a higher incidence of disease. If the urethra is blocked for more than 1-2 days, it may lead to acute uremia and even death.

Symptoms of cat cystitis:

1. Frequent visits to the toilet, but the amount of urine excreted each time is very small or in the form of drops.

2. Pain and uneasiness when urinating. You will not dare to urinate because of the pain. Urine accumulation will cause bladder enlargement.

3. As inflammation increases, cats will develop symptoms such as loss of appetite, listlessness, and elevated body temperature.

4. The urine is turbid and has a strong ammonia smell, and is mixed with a large amount of mucus, blood or blood clots, and a large number of white blood cells.

5. The most common symptoms of cystitis in cats are frequent urination, urgency, inability to urinate, and painful urination. Cats frequently urinate and lick the urinating site from time to time.