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My cat’s belly is very large, and when I press it I feel something inside. It eats, sleeps a lot, and uses the litter box frequently.
A big belly with sleepiness and frequent urination could be pregnancy or false pregnancy, but kidney/liver disease or wet FIP are also possible. An ultrasound is needed, and other signs like poor appetite or fever mean a vet visit.
My kitten urinates very frequently, only a little each time.
Frequent, small urination points to a urinary problem, including urethritis, injury, and cystitis. It is serious; untreated it can cause blockage. See a vet for the right treatment; do not medicate blindly without a cause.
Cat frequents the litter box, produces little urine, and has blood in the urine
Frequent urination with little output and blood is a classic sign of urinary blockage, possibly from bladder stones, urinary tract stones, infection, idiopathic cystitis, or tumors. If the bladder is very full, seek veterinary care for catheterization and fluids.
My cat urinates frequently and a lot, and a little fluid sprays when it licks
Exposed genitals are usually from heat or urinary disease. An unneutered male in heat may show the penis and lick it, normal; just protect him through heat. But cystitis, stones, or urethritis also cause frequent urination; see a vet.
Cat squatted frequently, seemed blocked, then couldn’t pee or poop; after shots peed/pooped once, then not again; got catheter, passed a little but still no urine
Urinary blockage has many causes: bladder stones, urethral stones. See a vet for diagnosis. Follow vet advice: continue catheterization, keep the catheter until crystals/stones pass and normal urination returns, then remove it. Treat promptly to avoid secondary issues.
How do I break a cat’s inappropriate urination habit?
Inappropriate urination may be health, behavior, or environment. Place the litter box in a ventilated, dry spot, scoop daily, change litter, and reward after use. Clean accidents fully to remove scent. If frequent/scanty/painful urination, see a vet for urinary disease.
My Cat Urinates Very Frequently Lately but Only a Few Drops Each Time; Today Almost Every Few Minutes, With Pink Blood; Drinks and Eats Little; a Larger Cat Was Adopted Half a Month Ago
Frequent urination, little urine, bloody drips indicate a urinary disease (idiopathic cystitis, stones, crystals, infection, tumor). New cat plus low water intake - stress and cystitis. Get ultrasound, urinalysis, bloodwork. Increase water (wet food), use calming agents for environmental stress.
My cat urinates frequently but the amount is tiny. What’s wrong?
A male cat may develop frequent/low-volume urination or even blockage from heat, stress, urethral infection, stones, or urinary tumors. Stress cystitis from frequent heat/stress causes frequent urination, dribbling, blood, plus genital licking that worsens infection or causes swelling/blockage. Crystals/stones constantly irritate the bladder; male cats have naturally narrow tracts, causing difficulty/pain or blockage. If still urinating, give more water, wet food, relieve stress. If low/blocked long-term, see a vet for catheterization to avoid bladder rupture/kidney damage.
My Cat Has Been Using the Litter Box Frequently the Last Two Days, Sometimes Producing Nothing, with Little Volume, Crouching a Long Time, and Licking Its Bottom
Frequent litter-box trips with little urine likely signal a urinary issue such as idiopathic cystitis, urethritis, urethral spasm, stones, or blockage, often from strong stress or low water intake. If the cat cannot urinate, seek urgent vet care.
My hamster urinates frequently, is lethargic, and its bottom and abdomen are wet; what is wrong?
Wet abdomen with frequent urination suggests a urinary disease; diarrhea suggests wet tail. If no vet is available, use smectite and enrofloxacin and check for heatstroke.