Cat Urinary Health

Urinary

Support for a healthy urinary tract

Urinary health is a common concern in cats, especially as they get older. Our urinary range is designed to help manage and prevent issues like bladder inflammation, crystals, and urinary tract infections—while keeping your cat comfortable and well.

Spotting the signs of urinary problems

If your cat is urinating more often, straining, avoiding the litter tray, or showing blood in their urine, it may signal a urinary issue. These problems can be painful and serious, so early support is key. Stress, diet, and hydration all play a role.

What's in the urinary health range

Our range includes supplements, calming aids, and specialised diets that support the bladder and urinary tract. Many products work to maintain a healthy urine pH, promote hydration, or reduce inflammation. There are also options with ingredients like cranberry extract or antioxidants for added support.

Daily care made simple

Supplements come in chews, powders, or liquids that mix easily with food. If your cat is prone to urinary issues, daily use can help reduce the risk of flare-ups. Many products are designed to be gentle enough for long-term use.

When to speak to your vet

While these products support urinary health, ongoing or severe symptoms should always be checked by a vet. If your cat is crying out, struggling to urinate, or suddenly peeing outside the tray, don't wait—quick treatment can prevent more serious complications.

Frequently asked questions

What causes urinary issues in cats?

Common causes include stress, dehydration, poor diet, or bladder inflammation. Male cats are especially at risk of blockages.

Can supplements prevent urinary problems?

They can help reduce the risk by supporting bladder health, maintaining urine pH, and encouraging hydration.

How do I know if my cat has a urinary infection?

Watch for straining, frequent trips to the litter box, or urinating outside the tray. These signs often indicate a problem.

Are these products suitable for all cats?

Most are, but always check the label and talk to your vet if your cat has other health conditions or is on medication.

Do I need to change my cat's diet?

In some cases, yes. Special urinary diets can help manage chronic issues and are often recommended by vets.