The main symptoms of dog nephritis are: depression, weight loss, emaciation, muscle weakness, progressive anemia, subcutaneous edema of the chest and abdomen, etc. A few dogs will also have elevated body temperature. Take the dog's urine for testing and you will find that the urine is dark red and turbid, positive or strongly positive. In severe cases, it can also cause an increase in urea nitrogen.

What are the symptoms of chronic nephritis in dogs?

In the early stage of chronic nephritis in dogs, the main symptoms are a significant increase in water intake and urine output. In the later stages, edema and decreased urine output will occur. , uremia, systemic failure and other symptoms. Due to the long course of the disease, anemia and progressive weight loss may also occur.

What are the symptoms of acute nephritis in dogs?

The main symptoms of acute nephritis in dogs are: depression, loss of appetite, vomiting, and palpation of the kidney area. There is obvious pain, etc., and some dogs may even have hematuria.

Note: Acute nephritis is a very urgent and serious disease. Once a dog is found to have the above symptoms, it is necessary to go to the pet hospital in time and take corresponding measures. If not treated promptly, the dog may die.