As cats get older, they are prone to urinary problems. One such problem is cystitis which is a bladder infection that results in frequent urination and sometimes blood in the urine. Kidney and bladder problems can also occur. Symptoms of these include offensive breath, frequent urination or not being able to urinate, and noticeably increased thirst. Increased thirst can also be a sign of hyperthyroidism and diabetes, so it is important to take the cat to the vet if you notice it drinking more than normal.
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