Bladder Stones In The Cat
Bladder stones can be formed from either Struvite or Calcium Oxalate crystals. Knowing which type of crystal your cat has is critical to determining the best treatment plan for bladder stones or a blocked bladder.
Bladder stones can be formed from either Struvite or Calcium Oxalate crystals. Knowing which type of crystal your cat has is critical to determining the best treatment plan for bladder stones or a blocked bladder.
A blocked bladder in a cat can be a life threatening condition. Learn what to look for and what to do if your kitty suffers from this painful condition.
A breeder tries a different protocol to treat her cat with a blocked bladder.
Blood in a cat's urine is a condition called hematuria. The blood may be an indication of a simple urinary infection or a more serious problem.
Because the cause in the majority of cases of cystitis in cats is unknown, it is referred to as Feline Idiopathic Cystitis (FIC). Without a known cause, treatment of FIC can be challenging. There is no actual "cure" but FIC can be still be managed.
Cystitis is a non-bacterial, often recurrent inflammation of the bladder. When the cause of cystitis in a cat is unknown, it is referred to as Feline Idiopathic Cystitis or FIC.
Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disorder or FLUTD is a general name for a wide variety of possible urinary tract problems. Understanding this common urinary disorder is important for any cat breeder.