Cat Urinary Tract Infection Symptoms - Is Your Cat at Risk For a Life-Threatening UTI?

By Laura Ramirez

Make no mistake about it, cat urinary tract infection symptoms are serious and should not be ignored. In this article, you will learn how to determine if your beloved feline is suffering, what to do about it and how to prevent an infection from recurring in the future.

Cat Urinary Symptoms

The only way your cat can let you know it's suffering is to get your attention through its behavior. This is why it is important to know your cat and its habits. Look for these warning signs:

• Excessive licking of the genitals
  
• Urinating outside the litter box (the cat associates the litter box with painful urination)
  
• Excessive thirst

If your cat shows any of the cat urinary tract infection symptoms listed above, take her to the vet. This is essential because, left unchecked, a UTI can be deadly. Your vet will be able to determine conclusively if your pet has an infection and which stage it is in. Be aware that unless you go to a homeopathic vet, your cat will probably be prescribed antibiotics. This is a problem because cats are highly sensitive and can experience side effects.

Since many vets are unaware that natural alternatives are just as effective as antibiotics, I suggest you go to the vet armed with research and a bottle of the natural remedy you intend to use. Since most of the remedies can be used as cures as well as prevention, you won't be wasting your money if your cat doesn't have an infection because you can still use it as part of your cat's routine care.

The best natural remedies come in granular form, so they are easy to administer. All you have to do is sprinkle some granules into your cat's mouth. They dissolve instantly upon contact with the saliva.

Use a remedy regularly and you'll never have to worry again cat urinary tract infection symptoms. The best supplements support bladder flow and organ health. The ingredients work daily to keep the bladder infection-free. Of course before giving your cat a natural remedy, make sure to do your research.

Laura Ramirez is a passionate researcher of natural remedies which heal cat urinary tract infections and keep your pet vibrant and healthy. To learn more about her findings, go to http://www.pet-ut-health.com.