When a cat has anuria, the cat should be catheterized in time. Cats with anuria will have hyperkalemia, and the cat will have a decrease in mental appetite, so timely treatment is required. When the animal owner is unable to take any remedial measures, the only solution is through medical diagnosis and treatment. After catheterization in a cat with anuria, hematuria and inability to pass urine will occur. When the cat cannot pass urine, it may be due to stones or bladder epithelial cells. Cats with anuria will have high inflammation and require infusion treatment, which usually takes about 1 week. To recover.

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Anuria is a condition that may lead to a series of serious diseases. Therefore, animal owners need to be particularly vigilant about this situation. If a cat has anuria, it means that the health of the cat is seriously threatened, and it may even be fatal. Failure to urinate for a long time can cause acute kidney failure, leading to death.