The symptoms of cat anuria are that the cat frequently goes to the toilet but cannot urinate, or the cat urinates only a little bit and is still bloody. The cat will keep screaming in pain and spend a longer time squatting on the toilet. At this time, it is necessary to attract the owner's attention and take the cat to the hospital for treatment in time.

When a cat stops urinating for more than 48 hours, the cat will go into shock. Therefore, cats with anuria need to be taken to the hospital for catheterization treatment as soon as possible. The causes of anuria in cats include urinary system diseases, persistent anxiety, repeated stress, and low water intake.