Detecting Illness in Dogs - Urinary Problem Signs and Symptoms

In dogs, urinary tract infections are bacterial or fungal infection in the bladder or other areas of the urinary tract. Dogs with diabetes, Cushing's disease and chronic renal failure will be at higher risk for urinary tract infections. It is important to understand the difference between canine dog urinary incontinence and urinary tract infections.

# 1 Urinary Tract Infection Symptoms:

* straining to urinate

* straining to urinate ...

* straining to urinate ...

* straining to urinate ...

Treatment:

* homeopathic treatments
* dietary changes
* antibiotics
* operations (in the extreme, repetitive cases)

# 2 Incontinence

In dogs, urinary incontinence is the word used for the uncontrolled leakage of urine from the bladder. Dog can expel small amounts of urine, and resting or sleeping. It is more common in women older dogs neutered and spayed dogs compared to intact ones. This condition is rarely seen in male pooches younger than ten years.

Symptoms:

* Wet area where the dog home;
* Wet the back legs or tail.
* The visible evidence of leakage of urine

Treatment:

* homeopathic treatments
* Changes in diet
* Hormone therapy (up to help women dog urinary incontinence)
* Surgery (as a last resort)

In dogs, urinary incontinence is often caused by hormonal deficiencies, and hormone or hormone replacement May be prescribed. Some homeopathic treatments that can help in this situation as well.

# 3 Chronic renal failure,

Chronic renal failure, also known as kidney disease, is one of several disorders of the urinary system. Chronic renal failure is a gradual reduction of kidney function. This is usually but not exclusively, occurs in older dogs.

Symptoms:

* lack of energy
* refuses food
* Vomiting
* Fever
* Abdominal pain
* recurring symptoms of bladder infections

Treatment:

* Fluid Therapy
* Diet change the high-quality protein diet, which can reduce stress on the kidneys
* Electrolytes
* Vitamins
* fatty acids.

Dogs with renal failure can often see improvement with dietary changes and homeopathic support. Simply increasing the fluid in your dog's diet can help as well.

In dogs, urinary problems can be caused by different underlying conditions and it is important to you your dog to a veterinarian if you suspect that he has a problem. Your veterinarian can diagnose and treat your dog's condition. faster your dog starts the treatment, whether it's a homeopathic remedy, a simple diet change, or course of drugs, the sooner you begin to feel better. Add a little exercise and some attention and that you and your dog will have a good many years, along with even the dog's kidney problem.