Understanding Cat Urinary Blockages: Can Your Cat Still Pee?

Learn about cat urinary blockages, symptoms, and the importance of immediate veterinary care.

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A cat with a blockage may still attempt to pee, but it will likely be painful and produce little to no urine. This is an emergency; immediate veterinary care is crucial to relieve the blockage and prevent potentially life-threatening complications.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the signs of a urinary blockage in cats? Signs include frequent trips to the litter box, straining to pee, and vocalizing while trying to urinate.
  2. How is a cat's urinary blockage treated? Treatment typically involves immediate veterinary intervention to relieve the blockage and may require surgery in severe cases.
  3. Can a cat survive a urinary blockage? With prompt veterinary treatment, many cats recover fully from urinary blockages, but it can be life-threatening without immediate care.

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