Questions regarding urinary blockage of a male cat? - unblocked places
My cat just 7 years, placed a catheter yesterday unlock his urinary tract through the formation of crystals. I did not know until today that there is a possibility of re-obstruction immediately after removing the catheter. Someone has an idea of how common is it?
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Unblocked Places Questions Regarding Urinary Blockage Of A Male Cat?
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Your cat Metzger May your veterinarian should perform a urine test to determine the nature of your cat has crystals. To check the urine under the microscope, the vet determined the type of food your cat needs, depending on the nature of the crystals in the urine. There are crystals that form crystals when the urine is very alkaline, and others that form in the urine is too acidic. Can determine the type of crystals, which foods your vet prescribe.
Here are my personal observations. I have no scientific evidence to support my assertions. That is, I think the water you drink, the cat may have much to do, if it is developed on the crystals and stones. Hard water has calcium and other minerals, which I believe contribute to the formation of stones and crystals. I have a very hard water. I have a water softener, but if I drink water for a long time that the development itself is burning on urination mitigated. I only drink bottled water, like the rest of my family, including my cat. She has 10 years and life has been only 1 bladder infection. I do not think thmoist or dry food and has nothing to do with the formation of crystals. My cat's dry food all his life. She has food allergies to poultry. I get this recipe dry food. It's been years and there was no urine problem. Once again I have no scientific evidence to support my claims, just common sense.
This is my Maine coon male and never had a problem again. He was admitted for ongoing treatment for about 3 or 4 days but the hospital. He is now on prescription food, and there is no problem. The only thing I will suggest you not let it out. The reason why I say that because cats can eat other foods which are outside and get a new secure! You must ensure that it is not and can not eat his food recipe!
Good luck, I know firsthand how it is frightening!
You need to prevent themselves with food that fed urinary retention. I've used for years without problems. So I guess it works.
You need to prevent themselves with food that fed urinary retention. I've used for years without problems. So I guess it works.
You need to listen to (if possible) to your cat when using the litter in the next two weeks .. Drugs and special arrangements can kick in this way you hear when your cat is a stream of urine coming out or not. If one strains to urinate and can not hear anything .. No sound of a jet of urine .. This means it can be blocked again. If this is the case .. back to the vet ASAP.
oo go through all of this is a hangover just thinking of buying food, avoid the roads unrinary food, and I think they're still crunchy crystals, and my cats, so I bought food so that the patients on their not worth it
It is very common. There are special foods that you can buy at PetSmart issues of the urinary tract for your cat. Once I got my antibiotics cat out of the education and training ... Usaed these foods and I had no other issues for 5 years. The vet recommended, and it worked.
They exist, but it helps if you've had a lot of fluid on the glass clean. Make sure you get the interest in the drink. Try to offer something like a chicken. He and should never be fed dry in any form. You need canned) (or raw.
Kater will [can] the problem of food there is something called cobalt blue, and ash, giving them the infection and can kill a cat that had died from it, too. has to do and see if she will urinate when the litter box.
Is widespread. It would be best to put on a diet for the treatment of urinary crystals. Science Diet C / D, which help the formation of crystals may again. It is a little more of this fight too, but remember that those who work for all cats.
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