Causes of frequent urination in cats

1. Stress response:

Stress response directly causes cats to urinate less frequently, and cats are not familiar with the new environment. Therefore, owners need to pay attention to allowing the cat to adapt to the new environment when it changes. ​​​​​​

2. Food is too salty:

Cats don’t like to drink water, so owners need to be careful to avoid feeding too salty food during daily feeding. Salty food will directly affect the cat’s urinary tract and kidneys.

3. Poor urination:

The situation will be more obvious in male cats. Male cats have long and slender urethras and are prone to urinary problems, resulting in less frequent urination. Pregnancy of female cats leads to less frequent urination. The pregnant uterus of female cats will compress the bladder, resulting in increased urination frequency.