Cat bladder stone treatment

Treatment methods for cat bladder stones:
1. For extremely small bladder stones, the cat can be given diuretics and urinate more to allow the cat to pass them out on its own. Use antibiotics at the same time to prevent and treat urinary tract infections in cats.
2. Use a urinary catheter for the cat to help the cat expel stones.
3. If the stones are relatively large, it is recommended to use surgery to remove the stones.
Causes of bladder stones in cats:
1. Cats’ stress response causes tension, resulting in inability to urinate, resulting in accumulation of urine in the urethra and bladder Formation of stones.
2. Cats do not drink enough water for a long time, resulting in concentrated urine and excessive salt concentration in the body, which can easily lead to stones.
3. In daily life, owners often feed cats high-magnesium foods, or lack of vitamin A, etc. can also easily lead to stones.
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