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- Wet fur surrounding the vulva or penis
- Rash or inflamed skin around the external urinary organs
- Damp fur along the feline’s underbelly and legs
- Involuntary dribbling of urine
- Urinating at inappropriate times
- Puddles of urine around the home and in the cat bed
- Bacterial infections
- Yeast infections (very rare)
- Uroliths (bladder stones)
- A urethral plug
- Trauma
- A mass causing pressure on the bladder
- Nerve damage
- Lesions surrounding the brain or spinal cord, preventing signals from reaching the bladder from the brain.
- Ectopic ureter (a birth defect)
- Kidney disease
- Manx syndrome in Manx cats
- Diabetes
- Dementia
- Weaker muscles, which are more common in older females who have given birth
- Urinary analysis
- Blood test
- Ultrasound
- X-ray
- Biopsy
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