Learn about feline incontinence, its causes, and how to manage it effectively. Discover at-home tips for caring for a cat with urinary incontinence.
Occupational therapist Jane Fothergill provides practical caring tips for managing incontinence at home.
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Urinary incontinence is the failure of voluntary control of micturition, with constant or intermittent unconscious passage of urine. Incontinent animals may leave a pool of urine where they have been lying or may dribble urine while walking.
Urinary incontinence in cats or any other living creature is a condition where the being loses voluntary control of urination. Under normal circumstances, urination is controlled by properly working nerves and muscles of the bladder.
