My cat is 18 years old, was diagnosed with diabetes 11 years ago and possible kidney disease (early stage) 5 months ago. She is also almost blind due to cataracts. Just today she started having accidents of dribbling pee before she made it to the litter box. Is this a possible UTI? Or related to her other medical issues?

Cant control his bladder He doesn't pee in his litter box And whenever we try to touch him around his belly his just hisses

My girl is almost 16,5 weeks ago she started displaying signs of uti, so I had a trip to the vets,the felt abdomen and said she had idiopathic cystitis, she was given 2 injections, pain killer and anti inflammatory, a course of pills for 5 days. We do the course and nothing changed, still dribbles and constantly in and out the tray and licking. I wasn't happy so called the vet back, they said they didn't feel she needed further medical treatment and maybe change diet to a urine care by hills. A few days later she stopped pooping she would strain but nothing was produced as well as constantly still trying to pee. I again ring vets and make another appointment, again a feel of abdomen and a diagnosis of idiopathic cystitis, I was given loxicom and some stool softner. Told only to give the anti inflammatory with food as it can make them ill. We had this for a week, now she had stopped eating and just picking the jelly off food, she also stopped drinking. Things were not improving after finishing the course, so they suggested an ultrasound of bladder and full blood work, I just Want this sorted for her. I'm preparing myself for the worse with her age, but ultrasound and bloods came back clear, just shown a thickened bladder lining. I go to pick her up, she did a pee in the carrier, but as soon as we get home she is back to going in and out the tray and producing a dribble. By now I'm stressed as she still doesn't seem to be drinking.im adding water to wet food which is still being left. This past weekend she stopped peeing altogether and started to pee a few drops on the bed, she was also now squatting wherever and trying to pee but doing nothing. They ask me to get a urine sample as it's the one thing not tested, but now she's not peeing at all,so they take her in, as she had a uterine tumour a few years back they want to do a full xray and get a pee sample, again xray clear no masses no blockages as she had peed while under sedation, urine sent to lab,another pain killer given and another course of loxicom, we get home and she instantly goes to tray but does no pee, we can't figure whether now it's psychological, all night she didn't urinate so vet wanted her back today. They press her bladder and she pees over the table a stream, they say her bladder feels less imflamed than yesterday when it was like a rock, vet seemed concerned she had a floppy tail as she just wasn't moving it just drooped down, so they Test for reaction by squeezing parts, and yes she has feeling in it. Another pain killing injection and to update tomorrow, I also get given some hills veterinary and purina urine foods to try, I get home and again she is trying to wee and nothing comes. Have tried to think what triggered this but just can't as nothing changed, the other cats have are 3 yrs old so nothing changed there, have bought a plug in to see if that alters things as I'm all out of ideas only option now is to put her in a room alone with the plug in to see if she stops stressing away from the other 2 cats. I just don't know what else I can do

My cat rascal is an 8 yr. Old Male we have been fight with his health the last couple of weeks. He had lost wieght and his nose is always running so we took him to the vet. After they worked him and put him on an antibiotic he stopped eating so we took him in again.had him tested for cancer and he was clean. They pumped him full of more meds and sent more antibiotics home. He finally started to eat. This morning I woke to him having urinated all over my bed.

We rescued a senior cat and later found out she has kidney disease. We have been able to keep her relatively healthy despite the kidney disease. It has been 4 years now and she has now been urinating on herself constantly. And lately she has not been able to hold her bowels. My vet has checked her multiple times but has no answers for the urinating other than its just another symptom of kidney disease. The smell is a constant issue now, we are at a loss. Does anyone anyone solutions? We have tried medications, laser therapy and specialized food.

Our cat has all of a sudden started urinating uncontrollably. He will stand in a trance like position. Then dribbles will come out. He then licks his private area erratically. He seems ok normally but this is out of character. He's around 4, desexed, and was a stray. We're very concerned as we have kept him vaccinated regularly, but now have realised he's 3-4 months overdue for his enteritis flu shots. We do live in an area however where he may have a tick, or, licked or bitten a cane toad as he did that last year this time.