My Cat Has Blood In Her Urine, And She Is Peeing Frequently, Is There Anything I Can Do?
My cat has blood in her urine, and she is peeing frequently. Is there anything I could do to relieve her? I don't have money for the vet. Could this kill her?
Answer:
Long term an untreated urinary tract infection can ascend to the kidneys. Kidney infection (pyelonephritis) is a serious disease that can effect kidneys to fail--this is fatal. If the blood is secondary to bladder stones a stone could become lodged in her urethra (the exit to the bladder) though this is unbelievably uncommon in female cats.
It would be best to own her examined by a veterinarian and at least have a urinalysis run. Contact your local animal shelter--some run low cost or income based clinics. Also some veterinary clinics except gift plans.
Especially if your cat stops eating, drinking, become very lethargic, or stops urinating she requirements to be seen immediately.
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Long term an untreated urinary tract infection can ascend to the kidneys. Kidney infection (pyelonephritis) is a serious disease that can effect kidneys to fail--this is fatal. If the blood is secondary to bladder stones a stone could become lodged in her urethra (the exit to the bladder) though this is unbelievably uncommon in female cats.
It would be best to own her examined by a veterinarian and at least have a urinalysis run. Contact your local animal shelter--some run low cost or income based clinics. Also some veterinary clinics except gift plans.
Especially if your cat stops eating, drinking, become very lethargic, or stops urinating she requirements to be seen immediately.
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What Should Horses Eat?
Horses eat apples, carrots, bran (cooked), cod liver oil, eggs and Maize. Mostly hay, sometimes you can nurture them alfalfa. However, alfalfa has every little nutritional value. When a horse is sick, a vet will usually give it medication but will also importantly recommend that it only eat hay.
What Are Brown Bugs That Bite In Eastern Oregon?
Been getting bit by bugs and caught a few trying to id. Well you must be asking about BMSB, commonly known as "brown marmorated stink bug" found within eastern states and also in Eastern Oregon. Their zoological name is Halyomorpha halys.
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My old girlfriend's parents used to have a pet turtle and they always told us you could share the age by the amount of rings on it's shell. You know, sort of like how we age trees? Hope that helps.