Stress can lead to serious urinary disorders, which may require an urgent visit to the veterinarian if your cat stops urinating.
These urinary infections (cystitis) linked to stress are essentially the result of a poorly adapted environment, combined with an individual predisposition. Taking care of your cat means ensuring a diet that is adapted, ideally provided wet to increase water intake, and combined with elements that enrich its environment and reduce stress. A food supplement that contributes to soothing sensitive cats helps them overcome the effects of stress.
Do not hesitate to discuss it with your veterinarian.
