Possible bloody urine.

I have three cats and once I find out who produced this I will be taking them in, hopefully tomorrow morning.

This morning I found some tinted red urine in my bathroom. It was what I would consider a normal amount of urine for a cat. It smelled of urine so that's why I am assuming it is. There didn't appear to be anything in it, just that it was red. I'm not sure which of my three cats did it, I think it may be my little man Pippin who is 1. He likes to destroy the toilet paper rolls and I found a played with roll next to the pee. Other than that I have no idea who it could be, they are all acting normal. Besides pippin, I have a 3 year old male and a 9 year old female. I did not see any red pee in the box when I cleaned it this morning but I use paper pellets as litter and they are grey so I'm worried I could have just missed it.

I am away from them most of the day so I can't tell if anyone is going more frequently than normal. I saw the box right after my 3 year old male went this morning and the litter seemed fine but then again it is dark.

Is there any other way to tell who it might be? Does this sound like a uti just from the odd place I found the pee and the red tint? I wish I would have saved some of it or something, I just cleaned it up and made a note of it, although even if we confirmed it was a uti from a sample I still wouldn't know who did it.

Any help at all is appreciated, I know I don't have much information to go on. I just hate that someone may be hurting and I have no idea who

Hello - 

I'm no expert but both of my cats at one time or another have had crystals which produced cloudy blood tainted urine.

One thing I did to see who was having issues was take toilet paper and dab their bottoms to  see if there was any urine/blood residue left behind.

You can do that and perhaps if the paper stains, even a little you may be able to tell who is having the issue. 

I would pay close attention to behavior...  all habits.  Play, sleep, eating, bathroom, just regular interaction with the other cats as well as you.

I wish I could be more help.

I'm sure another member will chime in with better info.

Good luck to you and your wee ones.

Thank you! I didn't think about dabbing their bottoms that may be a good idea! The urine wasn't really cloudy I don't think but I was so alarmed it was red, I didn't notice it.

I'm going to keep an eye on all the them tonight and hope I notice something, anything!

Good luck.  Keep up posted.  I'm very interested.

Fingers crossed...

hoping its easy to fix.

You can increase the amount of fluids they are drinking-add some water dishes or add wet food or more water to wet food. if its a bladder infection you will want to increase the fluids to help flush that bladder.

Hoping you get some answers from the vet once you figure out who it is.

Don't feel bad about not saving the pee it would of been tainted with bacteria from the floor with humans and cars they want as clean a sample as possible they can sometimes milk the cats bladder or use a needle . Good luck with figuring out who[emoji]128530[/emoji]