In clinical practice, cats often experience various urinary diseases such as hematuria, urinary urination, and drip urine, and the incidence rate of male cats is higher than that of female cats. Let’s talk about it in detail below! The owner of the...
In clinical practice, cats often experience various urinary diseases such as hematuria, urinary urination, and drip urine, and the incidence rate of male cats is higher than that of female cats. Let’s talk about it in detail below! The owner of the cat at home must pay attention.
1. The position of the cat's bladder
To touch the bladder, you must first understand the approximate position of the cat's bladder, which is located in the middle of the lower abdomen and close to the caudal vertebra. When touching the bladder clinically, the cat is usually allowed to stand naturally, hold the cat's back with one hand and extend the other hand from the cat's thigh into the abdomen to touch the bladder. If a relatively hard round object can be touched between the legs, it indicates that the bladder is swollen. If the owner cannot find the location or the cat does not cooperate, you can take it to the hospital for professionals to touch it. If necessary, B-ultrasound scan can be used.
2. The difference between cat bladder rising and rising
Generally speaking, as long as cats urinate normally, the bladder we touch will be a soft and elastic ball, but if the cat's bladder swells, it will touch the cat's bladder, which will feel hard when touched, and may also make a low and hoarse sound, and sometimes it will also cause the bladder to urinate by itself.
3. What to do if the cat's bladder is full but it cannot discharge urine, the owner can hold the bladder so that the cat can discharge urine with the minimum pressure. If the effect is not ideal, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for treatment, check the reason why it cannot discharge urine, and treat it in time.
