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Weird that you're not seeing any other signs. Maybe its the indoor/outdoor cat? They can be very good at hiding illness. One other thing that's always a tip off for me is the change in litterbox smell. This may not apply to you if you have an unaltered male, but when our neutered male starts...

In addition to a urinary diet specific food, my vet gave us Welactin to put on his food as a kidney support supplement. He's done great with that so far, it even cleared up what I thought was the start of a UTI... might be worth looking into. Sorry I don't have any advice on antibiotics. Hope...

If the suspected UTI is a male, you definitely need to get him to a vet ASAP. They can block very easily vs females and it can become a life threatening situation very quickly. We lost our first cat to repeat blockages and our current boy has the same problem, so we stay ever vigilant for UTIs...