Most urinary conditions tend to recur after one episode — approximately 50% of cats that experience one episode of feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) will have a recurrence. 

More than 20 health concerns can cause blood in your cat's urine. 

So, it is important to regularly check your cat's litter box to get a diagnosis from your vet as soon as possible.

Tetramethylbenzidine, Sodium Peroxycarbonate, Starch, Anhydrous Citric Acid, EDTA-2Na, Water.                                                   

*Make sure the litter box is clean and spread one pouch of Cature Cat Litter Granules evenly over the fresh cat litter.

*Wait for your cat to urinate as normal, the granules won't affects your cat's urinate habits.

*Observe the granules that have been in contact wit your cat's urine within 48 hours.

a) If the granules stay in BEIGE, the test is negative and no blood was detected. Congratulations!

b) If the granules turn to BLUE, the test is positive and blood has been detected. The darker of color, the worse of health condition. Contact your veterinarian for further medical advice.

c) If unsure about the granule color, keep using 2 to 3 pouches of Cature Cat Litter Granules and stay tuned of color changing.

d) In case of any other signs of illness or peculiar behavior, take your cat to veterinary.

*NOTE: 

The Cature Cat Litter Granules can be used with most litters available on the market. For better detection results, Cature-purcats tofu mix litter is preferred. Test results may be skewed if your cat urinates several times on the same granules. The Cature Cat Litter Granules maintain their effectiveness in the litter box for a period of 30 days or until they come in contact with urine. In case of very few red blood cells, or if the urine has a high PH or extreme urine density, the granules may show no reaction.