feeding dry kibble is the highest cause of this, but can be other causes as well.....talk to your Vet, but DON'T EVER FEED DRY FOOD to a cat esp. one that has urinary tract issues/crystals....no matter what, and alot of Vets will recommend their prescription diets..thse are high priced and NO good. just buy regular canned foods, preferably without grains...transition slowly.
I will give you a site to read thru, but first get her to a vet NOW...this is a life and death situation!!!!!
http://www.catinfo.org/
Thanks for your advice I will do that. Is there any reason why she may have developed this problem?
this happens to females too....just perhaps not as common, PLEASE take Lily to a Vet immediately!!!!!
Sorry I forgot to put that I have a female cat her name is Lily. Thanks for sharing.
his bladder is full and will BURST!!!! please take him into an emergency clinic immediately!!!!!!!