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Can't urinate after neuter.

Species: Cat
Breed: tom cat
Age: 2-5 years
My boy cat was castrated yesterday he has been trying to wee but there is no wee coming out when he goes is this normal




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Online vet, Dr. Marie

Dr. Marie replied:

This is definitely not normal! I can't say that I have ever seen this as a complication of neutering though.

Any time a cat is struggling to urinate, I consider it a medical emergency. The biggest concern is if he has a urinary tract blockage.

I would definitely have your vet see him immediately.

I hope everything is ok!

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