Complete guide to FLUTD in cats - symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and treatment options available in Alabama.
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Get Free Cost EstimateFLUTD is an umbrella term for conditions affecting a cat's bladder and urethra.
Feline Idiopathic Cystitis is inflammation of the bladder without an identifiable cause. Often linked to stress.
Learn MoreMineral crystals that form in the bladder and can cause irritation, blockage, and infection.
Learn MoreLess common in cats than dogs. Usually occurs in older cats or those with other health issues.
Learn MoreLIFE-THREATENING emergency. Plugs or stones block the urethra, preventing urine passage.
Emergency InfoSome cats urinate outside the litter box due to stress, environmental factors, or behavioral issues.
Learn MoreRare but serious. Typically affects older cats and requires immediate veterinary attention.
Learn MoreRecognize these warning signs to get your cat the help they need.
Cats may sit in the litter box for extended periods, producing only small amounts of urine.
Urine may appear pink, red, or brown. Can be intermittent or constant.
Especially on cool surfaces like bathtubs, sinks, or tile floors.
Constant grooming of the genital area due to discomfort or pain.
Vocalization during urination indicates pain and requires veterinary attention.
EMERGENCY. If your cat hasn't urinated in 24 hours, seek immediate care.
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If your male cat is straining with little or no urine output, this is a life-threatening emergency. Without treatment within 24-48 hours, it can be fatal. Contact an emergency vet immediately.
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