[header] How to reduce stress in cats [title] Observe changes in urination. [step] Urinary discomfort is a common result of stress in cats. The stress hormones cause the bladder lining to become inflamed, which results in physical symptoms.
[header] How to reduce stress in cats [title] Observe changes in urination. [step] Urinary discomfort is a common result of stress in cats. The stress hormones cause the bladder lining to become inflamed, which results in physical symptoms.
A healthy cat needs to urinate more frequently when it's around another animal. Count your cat's pee as a constant sign, and take note of signs of irritation when they are out and about and in public. Keep track of how often your cat visits the tray. Signs of a problem include more frequent urination, discomfort while urinating, and possible blood in the urine. Urinary incontinence, a condition that can cause enlarged testicles, is another common cause of bladder pain. [substeps] The pain lasts for 1-3 days while the cat breathes in and out, but it can return over time. The act of urinating can cause increased levels of certain hormones in the body, also known as hyposensitidism, which leads to an enlargement of the bladder lining in cats. [substeps] Your cat may suddenly be urinating more frequently at night, or simply poo less often.