First, the reasons for the yellow urine of cats
1. The reasons for the yellow urine of cats are first It can be considered that it is caused by insufficient water intake. Some cats do not like to drink water, or the pet owner does not provide clean drinking water in time, resulting in cats unwilling to drink water, which will lead to insufficient water intake, concentrated urine, and reduced urine output. , the phenomenon of yellow urine.
2. The cat’s daily diet, such as eating too much meat recently, and drinking insufficient water will make it easy to get angry. In addition, the pet owner should also pay attention to whether it is caused by the composition of the recently changed cat food. fire. If your cat is watery, has increased eye discharge, has dry, hard stools, or has soft, smelly stools, it may be a sign of anger.
3. Urinary system diseases in cats, including urethritis, cystitis, nephritis, urethral stones, bladder stones, kidney stones, etc., may cause yellow urine. If it is found that the cat is accompanied by changes in urination habits in addition to the dark color of urine, such as increased urination frequency per day, longer urination time, painful whining, etc., it is recommended to take it to the pet hospital for examination. disease, timely symptomatic treatment.
Second, the solution to the yellow urine of cats
1. If the cat The daily water intake is relatively small. The owner needs to adjust the cat’s diet in time and supplement the cat’s drinking water. The cat can eat some fruits and vegetables appropriately, or feed the cat soft cat food soaked in warm water, which can increase the water in the food.
2. When cats get angry, it is recommended to increase the amount of water they drink and pay attention to timely cleaning of eye secretions to avoid bacterial infection causing conjunctivitis. In addition, you can feed Pointe’s Qingwenbaidu tablets to clear heat and reduce fire for cats.
3. If it is found that the cat has abnormal changes in urination habits, it is recommended to go to the hospital to determine whether it is caused by stones or inflammation, and then take symptomatic medication. It is usually necessary to feed anti-inflammatory drugs and diuretics, and pet owners can also feed corresponding drugs at home, such as cefadroxil tablets and hydrochlorothiazide tablets to see if they improve.
