What to do about urinary stones in cats:

1. Take the cat to the hospital for examination. If your cat is found to be unwell and has symptoms such as frequent urination, painful urination, turbid urine, hematuria, etc., you need to take the cat to the hospital for examination. The presence of urinary stones in cats needs to be confirmed by X-ray and B-ultrasound.

2. Follow the doctor’s advice and choose appropriate treatment methods. If you are diagnosed with urinary stones, you should choose surgical treatment to remove the stones to help the cat regain health.

3. Carry out careful postoperative care. Wounds close to the penis are easily infected by urine, so care should be taken carefully after surgery to avoid wound infection to avoid recurrence.

4. Pay attention to adjusting your diet after surgery. After surgery, you should adjust your eating habits and eat more low-protein foods and urinary tract prescription foods.

5. Use medication rationally as directed by your doctor. After surgery, you should follow the doctor's advice and use medications rationally, and do not forget or abuse medications at will. At the same time, you should observe your bowel movements and pay attention to regular review.