The symptoms of cat cystitis include frequent urination, frequent urination posture, not urinating in the cat litter basin, blood or blood clots in urine, painful urination, elevated body temperature, depression and other symptoms. The main causes of cat cystitis are bladder inflammation caused by pathogenic microorganism infection, the spread of inflammation in adjacent organs and the stimulation or injury of bladder mucosa. Among them? Idiopathic? Although cystitis refers to inflammation of the bladder, there are many reasons for cystitis, such as urinary tract infection, urinary tract cancer, bladder stones and so on. Both male and female cats may suffer from cystitis, which is a chronic disease that is difficult to treat.

Symptoms of cat cystitis 1. Frequent urination and urination posture.

2. Don't pee in the dustbin.

3. Urine contains blood, blood clots and mucus.

4. Show pain and anxiety when urinating.

5. The urine discharged each time is little or dripping.

6. The urine is turbid and has a strong ammonia smell.

7. Palpation of bladder pain, elevated body temperature, listlessness, loss of appetite, etc.

Etiology of cat cystitis 1. Inner wall of bladder: The cell layer of bladder is a kind of mucus layer composed of glycosylated protein, which can protect the fragile bladder wall cells. Because urine contains many high-concentration substances, without these protections, it will stimulate cells.

2. Neurogenic inflammation: The nerves in the bladder wall may be stimulated locally by the inner wall of the bladder or the brain. The stimulation of these nerves causes the release of neurotransmitters, thus aggravating local inflammation and pain.

3. Stress: For cats with cystitis, many things are caused by stress. Although it is difficult to connect them directly, there are many indications that cats kept indoors alone or cats in multi-cat families are high-incidence examples of cystitis.

4. Stress response: Under the influence of stress, cats will stimulate cystitis, and stress usually affects the release of adrenaline, norepinephrine and cortisol. In cats with cystitis, their cortisol response is lower than normal.

5. Cat food is short of water: when the water content of cat food is 8%- 10%, it is already short of water. At this time, cats will produce more concentrated urine, and the amount of urine will be reduced, which will lead to stones and finally cystitis.