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Apple Cider Vinegar is definitely Alkaline "forming" (different to other vinegars which are Acidic forming), I wonder if your Cat had a very Acidic diet like fresh mince eg. or you may have given your cat Cranberry, (which is sometimes suggested for urinary blockages).  Because if your cat...

No, Apple Cider Vinegar is not Acidifying.  It is Alkaline.  Just Google & see extensively, it is different to other Vinegars which are Acidic, but ACV has an Alkaline effect on the body. It is called "Alkaline Forming" on the body.  That is the resulting effect & telling point.

I think this Apple Cider Vinegar recommendations is trouble.  It is Alkaline.  Dangerous for Urine blockage, and then inflammation from straining.  An emergency to Vet then.  I gave my female cat once, very small amount and she was 'blocked'. It tool a Vet. visit & a couple of cans of...

Firstly, it is an emergency if a cat can't 'pee'. Bladder can burst fatally. Don't persist & fail for long. Dare I say a couple of days may be too long. It's painful also. Inflammation is also from straining.  i.e. Vet. Struvites are more common than calcium oxylates which are excess Acid. Acid...

I would not be messing with Alkaline PH Apple Cider Vinegar. I think ordinary vinegars are Acid (white & brown) but I know ACV is Alkaline for some reason. Cats' PH is delicate balance, one slight bit into Alkaline ratio is bad & creates urinary chaos, Urine blockage. Their PH should be...