So important that you took him in!!
I'm glad you found out quickly. Poor boy, that must have been so painful. Please keep us updated on how he does.
Don't know how I'll survive that long not seeing him! But I'm just glad he's okay... if he still has blood in his urine tomorrow, they might need to insert another caterer in him... so I'm praying everything is okay... I'm just glad I got him there when I did... vet said his bladder was close to bursting! 
Oh my! I'm so glad you and your dad went with your gut and brought your cat to the vet immediately!
I went to see him this afternoon, despite being super grumpy, he's doing alright... He has a caterer in him now and has that whole Elizabethan shaped dome around his neck... the vet says he'll stay in until Sunday or Monday
I'm glad your kitty is on the mend! Hopefully this won't happen again, and perhaps you can try to prevent it in the future. Diet, water, and stress are all factors that affect bladder and urinary issues in cats. Males are especially prone to urethral plugs.
I just want to say a big thank you to you all! I honestly don't even have the words to explain how much you all have helped me!My little boy is back home (we got him back late yesterday). Doctor is happy with him. He got his Elizabethan collar removed and despite being a little down still, he's almost 100%. I must admit, blocked bladders are scary! Doctor thinks it's due to it being winter where I am as well as the fact that he's a tad overweight and people next door moved a few days back (stress). It's definitely not something I want to experience again. Just so glad my baby is okay...
