My 16 years old male cat now has had blood in his urine 2 times in the past 3 months. I've taken him to my vet and my vet found no infection at all. Also, my cat does this 1 time and that's it, what's causing this ?

Hello, My cat has blood in her urine. The vet has ruled out a urinary track infection as well as stones in her bladder, they don't know what's wrong with her so I thought I'd come on here and ask if anyone would have any idea as to what may be the issue. My cat has blood in her urine. The vet has ruled out a urinary track infection as well as stones in her bladder, they don't know what's wrong with her so I thought I'd come on here and ask if anyone would have any idea as to what may be the issue She is constantly in the litter box and sometimes doesn't even she is constantly in the litter box and sometimes doesn't even pee, and when she does there is blood i Adventure she does there is blood in her urine. She has been on prescribed food, amoxicillin, and another type of anabiotic but nothing seems to help.

My cat is acting completely normal, and I've noticed no changes in her water intake. She's still happily eating, playing, and purring whenever being pet. But, I noticed a small amount of blood in her per this morning (a small pool sort of in the middle of the rest of her urine) and I started to freak out, because that's my child! But now, her pee is a dark honey or amber colour, and I'm really starting to become concerned. It is normal for cats to act the same as always when having bladder or kidney issues?

I have 2 older cat's, and I am seeing spots of blood in different place's on the floor all over the house. Don't know which one is doing it because they both act fine. My female cat is so hard to take anywhere! We were in the fire in Pigeon Forge a few year's ago and had to leave our home and she about ate us alive!

Our male cat, Pico, about 12 to 15 years old, was a stray who found his way into our yard as a pretty young cat. He has been inside ever since. For the past two years he has been peeing humongous amounts of urine in his litter box several times a day. He also drinks huge amounts of water. He eats normally. We assume that this is kidney failure due to old age and love him and care for him as best we can. He is not our first cat nor our only cat. We have been through this before. Our vet said that this is not unusual. Yesterday afternoon he started peeing blood tinged urine and some pure blood. He also vomited some blood. He was not eating nor drinking. I assumed that he was probably going to pass as he was lethargic and did not want to be touched nor cuddled (unusual for him). But by this mornin he was drinking copious amounts of water and eating normally as well as wanted to be petting and held. So . . . . what the heck was that all about?

I have a 2 year old, female, tabby cat. Here recently I have been changing her litter box and I can plainly see that there is blood in her urine. It is staining the pellets and I’m just a little worried about her. I would take her to the vet, but I don’t have enough money to do so. She doesn’t have any other symptoms that I can think of other than her just wanting to scoot her butt on the floor once she leaves her litter box. (I literally mop every other day just to ensure my floor is clean just incase she did it while I was not at home) What do I do?

I got my kitten from a feed store that someone just threw to the store people to take care of, they said he was 10 weeks old but hes definitely at least 6 now. He eats fine, drinks fine, isnt quite potty trained so he has some accidents but just now I noticed some red tint in his pee. I dont know if it's from something else or if it could be the dewormer I've been giving him. Mind you when I got him he was covered in fleas and his belly was bloated like a balloon. Could I have been giving him too much? I will be taking him to the vet as soon as I can btw!!

I have 8 cats all in the house. We have noticed blood in urine and it’s in different places in the house. How do I determine which cat it is. Vet visits are outrageous and I surely can’t all of them in to be check. HELP!

Last year my cat was going in and out of the litter box without peeing. He didn't cry, didnt lick himself constantly, didn't change his mood, but it was weird so we separated him from the other one and discovered he also had a spot of blood in the tiny bit of pee. The vet took him in, gave him fluids, checked him out...nothing. it was still happening so they kept him overnight and said maybe he's allergic to fish? Try not feeding him seafood. Or maybe he was experiencing stress. Eventually his problem went away and we haven't given him any seafood food or treats since. I just went on a two week holiday and my dad noticed that he was peeing in weird places-the sink, tub, a bucket-and there was a little blood. We've separated him again and he isn't peeing much and he is having small bowel movements. It looks like he is exclusively going in the litterbox. It was crazy expensive to visit the vet last time, with disatisfying results. I am hoping it was just the stress of me being away. Any other suggestions to try? I will go to the vet if it persists.