If a cat's urethra is infected, it will show symptoms such as frequent urination, difficulty urinating, and even hematuria. You can first give the cat a urethral anti-inflammatory drug, insist on it for a period of time, and observe the cat's urination. If the symptoms are not relieved after taking it, , the cat needs to be sent to a pet hospital for specialized examination and treatment.

Causes of urethral bleeding: urethral stones. Urethral stones cause urethral obstruction in cats and scratch the urethra, causing severe pain reactions and kidney function damage in cats; spontaneous cystitis in cats, causing damage to the bladder mucosa and causing pain. , and at the same time, because the cat cannot urinate normally, secondary kidney function damage causes the cat’s appetite to deteriorate.