Causes of frequent urination in dogs

1. Observe the dog Is the color of the urine normal? If it is bloody, it means there is something wrong with the dog’s gastrointestinal tract.

2. When the dog is young, it is not easy to control the urge to urinate because the bladder is not well developed.

3. Eating too much water leads to excess water in the body.

4. The dog squats to urinate but has difficulty urinating. The dog may have a urinary tract infection.

5. Pregnancy. During pregnancy, the belly will become larger day by day, which will squeeze the internal organs, causing the dog to be unable to hold urine well.

Treatment of frequent urination in dogs

1. Antibiotics can be used for urinary tract infections and blood in urine.

2. Anti-inflammatory drugs may be helpful for inflammatory diseases such as urethritis, cystitis, and nephritis.

3. If it is a urinary system problem, you can choose a combination of Chinese and Western methods and use antibiotics to treat urinary system infections.

4. When hematuria occurs, Xilintin can be used for treatment, and Xilintin has a better effect on dog stones.

5. In the case of large stones or tumors, surgical intervention is required when necessary.