Why does a cat urinate frequently?

Causes of frequent urination in cats:
1. Urethritis. Urethritis is a relatively mild urinary tract disease. It is simply a disease of urinary tract redness and swelling and difficulty in urination caused by bacterial infection or other pathogenic microorganism infection.
2. Urinary tract obstruction. Urinary tract blockage is an important indicator of frequent urination, especially when you feel very painful when urinating, and you may even make a painful cry.
3. Cystitis. Cystitis is more likely to occur in cats or sensitive dogs. Because this disease is closely related to stress, if the cat cannot adapt well to the new environment, it may lead to cystitis.
4. Estrus. Male animals are also prone to urinating everywhere and frequently during estrus. This is mainly because the male hormones in urine can stimulate the normal physiological behavior of female animals in estrus.
5. Drinking too much water. When cats drink more water, they will urinate frequently, which is normal.
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