11/25/2023
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Cats, especially males, can face urinary tract issues, and a blockage occurs when there's an obstruction in the urinary system, preventing normal urine flow. This is often caused by crystals, stones, mucus, or other substances. Signs of a blocked cat are straining to urinate, frequent trips to the litter box, vocalizing in pain, blood in urine, tense and discomfort in abdomen, lethargy, and lack of appetite. A blocked cat is a severe medical emergency. If you observe these signs, rush to the vet ASAP. Timely intervention is crucial to relieve the blockage and prevent life-threatening complications.
Remember, we are always here for you. Your pet's well-being is our priority. If you're ever unsure or notice concerning symptoms, consult with your vet for proper guidance. π₯