Hello & welcome, I am Dr. B, a licensed veterinarian and I would like to help you today. I do apologize that your question was not answered before. Different experts come online at various times; I just came online, read about your wee one’s situation, and wanted to help.
Again I do apologize that my colleagues could not aid you sooner, but wanted to touch base with you. Provided Suki can pass some urine, this will be uncomfortable for her but not an emergency.
So you can monitor until her local vet is available (some have Sunday hours or out of hours contacts if you ring the practice). Any delay, t o give her some relief at the moment, you can try to increase her urine dilution via increasing her fluid intake. This can be achieved by tempting her to drink or you can offer wet food, (as this is 35% water) to sneak some water into her system. As well, aloe vera berry juice (available at health food stores) can be helpful in changing the urine pH and making the bladder more comfortable. Now while these urine dilution steps will help flush out bacteria and soothe that inflamed bladder, it often won't clear the infection on its own so again once her vet is open we'd want her +/- a urine sample tested as antibiotics and kitty safe pain relief may be needed to nip this in the bud.
Kind regards,
Dr. B
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