Increases in the volume, frequency or changes in the appearance of your dog’s urine can be signs of a problem with your dog’s urinary tract. Other signs of urinary issues include changes in your dog’s behaviour around urination, an unsteady urine stream or apparently unlearning their toilet training.
Urinary tract problems can be uncomfortable and the causes can range widely in their seriousness and severity including:
If your dog seems to have a urinary tract problem, it’s best to make an appointment with a vet and collect a urine sample. Based on your dog’s history, physical examination and analysis of the urine sample your vet will be able to diagnose more common conditions and treat the problem as well as the discomfort associated with urinary tract issues.
If your dog seems to have a urinary tract problem, it’s best to make an appointment with a vet and collect a urine sample.
