Solutions to cat urethral obstruction:

1. After a cat has urethral obstruction, it needs to go to the hospital as soon as possible for catheterization and unblocking. At the same time, painkillers need to be used after the urethra is unblocked. and urinary tract medications that aid urination, such as diuretics.

2. If the cat’s stones are large and the urethra obstruction is serious, it needs to be taken to the hospital for surgery to remove the stones.

Causes of urinary tract obstruction in cats:

1. Urinary tract obstruction in cats is due to abnormal glomerular filtration, allowing large molecular substances to enter the ureter. It reaches the urethra and slowly accumulates in the urinary tract to form an obstruction.

2. It is possible that the cat has suffered a stress reaction and is nervous and fearful, thus holding back urine for a long time, causing urinary tract obstruction.