Treatment measures for cat cystitis

Treatment measures for cat cystitis

When a cat is found to have cystitis, the symptoms must be treated first, because it is necessary to ensure that the cat can urinate first. If the cat has symptoms of being unable to urinate, it means that the condition is very urgent, and it must be "unblocked", artificially assisted to urinate, or treated with a catheter, bladder puncture, etc.

If your cat has not yet developed anuria but is suffering from cystitis, you will need to take medicine to help your cat reduce symptoms such as urinary tract inflammation, pain, pressure, and cramps so that your cat can urinate. If crystals, stones, or bacteria are present in the urine, a special diet, antibiotics, and other treatments may be needed.