? UTI remedy's for a non diabetic??? Helllllp Pleeeeeease!

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Jeannie & Cairo

Jeannie & Cairo

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My non diabetic cat is displaying UTI symptoms but I can't get her to the vet until Wednesday. Does anyone know of anything I can do, or anything I can give her to make her more comfortable until I can get her to the vet?
 
Larry and Kitties said:
What are the symptoms?
Will the vet dispense meds tomorrow in advance of the upcoming vet visit?
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I'm going to call in the morning and ask. I know the owner/vet so if I can get through to her there is a possibility that she'll give me something with the promise of bringing her in on Wednesday but no guarantee. The problem is getting through the dingy office staff! LOL! I did get a suggestion from someone on FB of something called D-Mannose. I bought it so I'll try that today, tonight and tomorrow and call them first thing in the morning. Symptoms: goes to the box, tries to pee, strains one drop out, goes out of the box, then right back in, repeat. She is eating, preening, and purring, I haven't noticed if she's pooping or not. I had another cat that had frequent UTI's and this one has the same symptoms. I guess it could be bladder infection.
 
D-Mannose works very well especially caught early and for prevention.
If you cat gets or can have sq fluids it will help the D Mannose works as it flushes the bacteria out when enough builds up ....the key is to get enough in to flush it out-
I do no recommend the one with cranberry -D Mannose only
you can also add it in the food or water.....no side effects I have ever had and used it for years and I have used it with a AB-
 
If your vet "knows" that you would know the signs they may dispense something (I prefer azithromycin 1x a day and easy on the tummy)
some prefer to get a culture but I personally think (after having many UTI infections) that is is too long to be miserable...
Since is not diabetic you can probably use the liquid-I prefer the pills-
 
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