Are you worried about your dog urinating frequently? Are you wondering if there is something you can do about it? Frequent urination in dogs is often a sign of illness so it's important that you take your dog to the vet for examination first and foremost.
When you notice your dog urinating excessively, it is important to determine what could be the cause since sometimes it can be life-threatening. The most common causes of excessive urination in dogs are bladder stones, bacterial infection, birth defects, and sometimes bladder tumors.
The vet will do some tests and exams to determine the cause of your dog urinating frequently. If the cause of the problem is a tumor, bladder stones, or a birth defect, surgery may be necessary to correct the problem. If the cause is abacterial infection, most mainstream veterinarians will probably prescribe antibiotics.
Antibiotics are a helpful treatment when an infection is in its late stages. However, they do have dangerous potential side effects that you need to be aware of if you do decide to give them to your dog. In fact, since dogs need antibiotics in such high doses to effectively treat UTI, their symptoms can actually be aggravated in response to antibiotic treatment. If you notice your dog urinating excessively, it's important to seek holistic treatment even if you are going to use conventional treatment.
Any veterinarian can tell you that a healthy diet and lifestyle are very important factors in treating and preventing the causes of your dog urinating frequently. Exercise, water consumption,and diet are all factors that will contribute to your dog's bladder health and overall well-being. In order to strengthen your dog's ability to heal and keep recurrent infections from returning, it is important to make lifestyle changes and administer a natural remedy.
You might think natural remedies are a hoax but countless studies show that they are highly effective in treating and preventing the problems that lead to your dog urinating excessively when combined with dietary and lifestyle changes. Best of all, 100% natural remedies are safe and can be taken for long periods with no worry of side effects. For the best results, be consistent and aim at regular treatment rather than rushing for a solution only when you start to notice symptoms.
Your next step? Take what youhave learned and start exploring treatment options for dog urinary tract infections. It's important to work alongside a veterinarian to come up with the best treatment solution for your dog. Keep in mind that prevention is the best medicine. If you want your dog's condition to get better and stay better, holistic treatment is an excellent option. Rather than waiting until you see your dog urinating frequently, aim at preventive treatment so you can get to the root of the underlying causes of the problem and promote permanent recovery.
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