Your cat keeps visiting the litter box but no urine comes out? This could be a sign of urinary blockage.
Don’t take it lightly. When urine cannot pass, toxins build up inside the body.
Male cats are at higher risk due to their long and narrow urethra.
Within just 24-48 hours, cats can develop heart rhythm disturbances, go into shock, or even die.Seemingly minor signs like straining to urinate, vocalizing in pain, excessive licking of the genital area, producing only a few drops – or no urine at all – are actually warning signals of a critical emergency.
What causes urinary blockage? Stones, stress, or FLUTD? Why is proper action within the first few hours so crucial?
Watch the full video to recognize early signs and respond correctly before it’s too late. Follow TÔM THE EXPERT to catch these “small but life-threatening” signals in time and protect your pet 