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Printable Cat Urinary Blockage Call Prep
A call-prep sheet for cats straining, peeing blood, or not urinating. This tool does not diagnose or treat. If your cat has go-now signs, call or travel to an emergency veterinarian.
Use this sheet
| Detail | Your notes |
|---|---|
| Last normal urination time | |
| No urine, drops, blood, or normal stream | |
| Male/female, neuter status, prior blockage or crystals | |
| Vomiting, crying, hiding, belly pain, collapse, appetite | |
| Carrier ready and clinic called before travel |
Vet call script
“My cat’s main sign is __. It started __. My cat is __ years old and weighs __. Eating/drinking: __. Urination/stool: __. Possible toxin, trauma, medication, surgery, or existing condition: __. Can you receive my cat now?”
Do not
- Do not delay emergency assessment when go-now signs are present.
- Do not give human medicine unless a veterinarian instructs you.
- Do not use supportive products instead of emergency care.
Sources
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Reviewer attribution pending veterinarian approval. Last updated 2026-06-03.