4 year old cat peeing blood

Hi there,



I'm sorry to hear your kitty is having this issue—it can be quite concerning to see blood in your cat's urine. This condition, known as hematuria, can be caused by several things. Common reasons include urinary tract infections (UTIs), bladder stones, or stress-induced cystitis. It's important to address this symptom, as it can sometimes indicate a more serious condition.



At home, you can help by ensuring your cat has access to fresh water at all times, as staying hydrated is crucial for urinary health. Try providing multiple clean litter boxes in a quiet area to reduce stress and encourage frequent urination. Offering a balanced diet with high moisture content can also help.



Watch for signs of distress such as frequent attempts to urinate without much success, straining, crying out in pain, or any change in your cat's behavior, like hiding or reduced appetite. These could indicate a blockage or severe infection, which require immediate veterinary attention.



To best determine the cause and proper treatment for your furry friend, I recommend setting up a video consult with a Dial A Vet professional. This way, we can discuss your cat’s symptoms in more detail and guide you on the next steps to ensure they’re back to feeling their best.