Many dogs have frequent urination. They urinate while walking every day, making the whole room full of dog urine. Not only does this affect the family environment, it is also one of the symptoms of unhealthy dogs. So what causes dogs to urinate frequently? What should you do when your dog urinates frequently?

For young puppies, frequent urination is also a relatively common situation in life. Just like children who like to wet their pants and bed, young pet dogs cannot hold back their urine because their bladders have not yet developed and their urinary tract system is not perfect. Generally speaking, when the puppies are about five months old, the frequent urination can be improved or even stopped.

In addition, pregnant dogs may urinate more frequently. During the pregnancy, the female dog’s belly will become larger day by day, and the many puppies will squeeze the dog’s internal organs, causing the female dog to be unable to hold her urine well, so the frequent urination will be more serious. This situation is the same as the reason for frequent urination in human pregnancy.

Of course, in addition to the above two reasons that can cause dogs to urinate frequently, diseases (urinary tract system diseases) can also cause dogs to urinate frequently. In daily life, if you find that your dog urinates abnormally and urinates too frequently, it is best to take your dog to the hospital for examination to determine the cause of the dog's frequent urination, and then help the dog with treatment so that the pet dog can recover as soon as possible. regain health.