If a cat is unable to urinate, first check if its bladder is full. If the bladder is not full, the difficulty in urinating may be due to pain; in this case, administer pain relief and anti-inflammatory medication, and encourage the cat to drink plenty of water. If the bladder is full, catheterization should be performed as soon as possible, and kidney function should be checked.
In addition, dietary adjustments are important, increasing water intake and the proportion of liquid food. Regular exercise is essential to prevent stress, and the living environment should be comfortable and cozy. If the condition is serious, seek veterinary attention immediately to avoid endangering the cat's life.
