02/08/2025
🪨🐱 Did You Know? Cats Can Get Bladder Stones Too!
Your cat might seem healthy one day and suddenly struggle to p*e the next. One possible reason?
Urolithiasis — a condition where stones form in your cat’s urinary tract, including the bladder and urethra.
These stones (like tiny rocks or crystals) form when certain minerals in the urine clump together. Over time, they can grow big enough to block your cat’s ability to urinate — especially in male cats, who have a narrower pathway for urine.
❗️This is a medical emergency. If your cat is straining in the litter box, crying in pain, or not urinating at all, it could be a life-threatening blockage. Left untreated, it can lead to kidney failure or even death in just a few days.
💡 Signs to Watch Out For:
✅ Frequent trips to the litter box
✅ Straining or crying while p*eing
✅ Blood in the urine
✅ Peeing outside the litter box
✅ Lethargy or vomiting (in later stages)
🚑 If you notice these signs, don’t wait — bring your cat to the vet right away. Early treatment saves lives!
📍Petflix Vet Clinic is here to help. Send us a message thru fb / SMS 09064326366 or visit us for a check-up (Check up is FREE!). 💙
