Cats
Dysuria is defined as difficult or painful urination in cats. It is characterized by straining to urinate, frequent attempts at urination, and evidence of discomfort when urinating.
Discomfort may be demonstrated by crying out during urination, excessive licking at the urogenital region or turning and looking at the area. Many pet owners misinterpret the signs of straining to urinate for constipation.
Causes of dysuria include a number of different conditions including:
Treatment will depend upon the underlying cause of the problem. It may require:
Administer as directed any medications prescribed by your veterinarian. Observe your cat's urination patterns. Make sure urine is being passed in adequate amounts. Observe your cat's general activity level, appetite and attitude.
Make sure your cat has plenty of water and has frequent opportunities to urinate. Follow dietary recommendations of your veterinarian.
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