Cat starting to have frequent UTI. Have seen a vet multiple times, wondering what else we can do?

Appreciate the question — let's unpack this. I completely understand why you're worried about your cat's frequent UTIs. Recurring urinary tract infections can be frustrating for both you and your feline friend. Several factors could be contributing to this issue. Stress, diet, or underlying medical conditions like bladder stones or feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) are common culprits.



For at-home care, ensure fresh water is always available to encourage hydration, which can help flush the urinary system. Consider offering a wet food diet, which generally has higher moisture content and can be beneficial for urinary health. Reducing stress in your cat's environment, such as providing a quiet retreat or using calming pheromone diffusers, can also make a difference.



Watch for signs like straining to urinate, urinating outside the litter box, blood in the urine, or any signs of pain. These indicate your cat may need immediate veterinary attention to prevent more serious conditions.



Since you've already seen a vet, a video consult with Dial A Vet could help explore further options like dietary changes, supplements, or even more in-depth diagnostic testing to get to the root cause of these recurring infections.