If a male cat has brown discharge from the urethral opening, it is mostly considered to be an infection in the urinary system. Especially male cats that have not been neutered are prone to urinary system diseases in middle-aged and elderly people, such as urethritis, cystitis, etc. The cat may Frequent urination and screaming during urination may also occur. When brown secretions appear in the urethra of a male cat, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for treatment in time. Otherwise, it may develop into orchitis, scrotumitis, etc. in the later stages of the disease. In severe cases, it may cause kidney disease due to urination disorder.
1. If a male cat has brown discharge from its urethral opening, the owner can first flush the male cat’s urethral opening with saline, clean up the secretions, and then use cotton pads or gauze to absorb the surrounding moisture. , and keep the area dry. You can clean the male cat's secretions 2-3 times a day according to the amount of secretions, and observe whether the male cat's symptoms improve.
2. If the male cat still has a lot of secretions after cleaning, the penis is swollen, ulcerated, or there are urinary abnormalities, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for treatment in time to avoid worsening of the condition. .
3. Unneutered male cats are prone to this problem. Therefore, it is recommended that owners wait until the male cat’s symptoms improve or recover before performing sterilization surgery. This can reduce the risk of reproductive system diseases. .
