Dogs holding in their urine may develop bladder stones. Owners should pay attention. Now that the weather is hot in summer, dogs drink more water. Owners should also pay more attention to the problem of dogs going to the toilet. Many dogs are People who are used to going to the toilet outside will keep holding on if their owners don't take them out for a walk in time. There may still be owners who think that it is not a big problem for dogs to hold back their urine and there is no need to pay too much attention to it. However, when the dog develops urinary system abnormalities, it becomes a big problem.

Male dogs have a stronger ability to hold back their urine than female dogs. It should be noted that both male and female dogs should not let their dogs hold their urine for more than 10 hours.

Especially, it must be excreted once within 12 hours, otherwise it will cause damage to the urinary system (such as urinary stones).

If your dog holds his urine for too long, he will develop urinary tract diseases, such as urinary stones and urinary crystals. The dog will become very nervous in the future.

What should owners do?

Owners cannot reduce the amount of water their dogs drink just to prevent their dogs from holding in their urine, especially in the hot summer. , this is not advisable because lack of water can also cause other physical problems in dogs. First of all, owners should prepare clean and cool water for their dogs in the summer. If the dogs do not object to going to the toilet in the bathroom at home or on the pee pad, the pet can solve the problem of defecation and defecation at home.

How to tell if a dog has urinary system disease?

Urine color: Normal urine is translucent yellow , if the color is colorless, orange, blood-colored or nearly black, it is an abnormal sign

Difficulty urinating: The dog makes a peeing movement, but cannot urinate. It may be urinary stones

Frequent urination: If your dog urinates more frequently than usual, it may be a urinary tract infection

Owners, please rest assured. During each service, the companion pet specialist will judge the physical condition of the dog by observing the shape and color of its urine and feces. If there is any abnormality, the owner will be contacted as soon as possible and detailed feedback will be provided in the subsequent service report.

If your dog shows any of the above signs, please seek medical attention promptly!