A cat's inability to urinate may be caused by a lack of drinking water, or it may be caused by stress, such as a sudden change to a new environment, being frightened, etc. In addition, if a cat suffers from urinary system diseases, it will also have symptoms such as frequent squatting in the litter box, painful urination, and anuria. The owner can first check whether the cat's bladder is full. If it is relatively full, he or she needs to take the cat to the pet hospital for a diagnosis immediately to avoid delaying the condition.

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1. Lack of drinking water

If the cat's daily diet is relatively boring and rarely drinks water, then there will not be enough water in the body to work and metabolize, so it will not be able to form urine and be excreted from the body. In this regard, the owner should induce the cat to drink more water or feed the cat some fruits and vegetables with high water content to help the cat replenish the water needed by the body and promote the formation of urine.

2. Caused by stress

If the cat is under considerable stress, such as suddenly changing to a new environment, hearing loud noises, having strangers coming in and out of the home, etc., it may cause the cat to be too nervous and not urinate. Therefore, the owner can try to comfort the cat's mood or let the cat be alone to see if it will improve.

3. Suffering from urinary system diseases

If the cat squats in the litter box frequently but cannot urinate no matter what, then it should be considered that it is suffering from urethritis, cystitis, nephritis, urethral stones, bladder stones, kidney stones, bladder numbness and other urinary system diseases. disease. At this time, it is recommended that the owner immediately take the cat to a nearby pet hospital for examination. Through X-rays, urinalysis, blood routine, biochemical and other tests, the specific condition of the cat's urinary system will be confirmed, and corresponding treatment measures will be taken according to the specific situation.