Cat urethritis will not heal on its own and needs to be sent to a pet hospital for treatment in time. If appropriate treatment is not given in time, the infection may worsen, and the cat may develop anuria in the later stages, or even renal failure, such as elevated bilirubin.

Solutions to feline urethritis:

1. Cat urethritis has developed to the stage of cat urethritis, so catheterization is very necessary. Because if a cat with anuria cannot urinate in time, it may cause acute renal failure, which may put the cat's life in danger.

2. Feline urethritis is essentially a bacterial infection. Therefore, anti-infection measures are very necessary. Infusions, anti-inflammatory injections, anti-inflammatory drugs, urethral flushing, etc. are usually used to reduce the symptoms of feline urethritis. symptom.

3. If the cat has symptoms of hematuria during urethritis, the bleeding must be stopped. The specific method needs to be operated and implemented according to the recommendations of the pet doctor.