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Here are some things you should know about urinary infections in dogs. Dogs suffering from urinary problems should be treated promptly. Here are some commonly asked questions about canine urinary health.
Q. My dog peed on the carpet and he has been housebroken for three years! What should I do?
A. Your dog may be suffering from urinary incontinence, or painful urination. Take him to a vet, and have him examined. Urinary infections in dogs can cause what seem to be behavioral issues, so it is important to have your pet seen as soon as you notice a problem.
Q. What are some of the signs of urinary problems in dogs?
A. Urinary problems in dogs can cause behavioral changes, an increased intake of water, painful urination, and the need to go "out" more frequently. Accidents in a pet that is housebroken can be an early sign that something is wrong.
Q. When should I take my dog to the vet?
A. Take your dog to the vet if he is exhibiting signs of illness. Urinary infections in dogs can worsen quickly, so it is important to have your pet examined if you are worried. If your dog is in pain, can't produce urine at all, or is lethargic, you should see a vet right away.
Q. Can urinary infections in dogs be prevented?
A. Urinary infections in dogs can be prevented by feeding your pat a high quality, high protein diet, and boosting his immune system with natural, homeopathic solutions.
Q. How are urinary infections treated?
A. Homeopathic treatments are gentle and effective. Look for a homeopathic remedy that contains Berberine, Uva Ursi, Ester, and Cranberry. These ingredients help ease pain, alleviate swelling, and eliminate bacteria. They are gentle, and will not cause harmful side effects. In the case of a severe infection, an antibiotic may be needed as well.
