Do dogs get uti?

When dogs get UTIs, they may strain or have difficulty urinating, it may be painful for them to urinate, and they may have blood in their urine. Breaking housetraining is another possible sign of a bladder problem. Take your dog to the veterinarian if you notice the following signs: Frequent urination. read more

Older female dogs and dogs with diabetes are especially prone to urinary tract problems. There are different types of bladder stones that have a tendency to form under different conditions-some in older dogs, some in either males or females, and some in specific breeds under certain circumstances. read more

Signs of Urinary Tract Problems When dogs get UTIs, they may strain or have difficulty urinating, it may be painful for them to urinate, and they may have blood in their urine. Breaking housetraining is another possible sign of a bladder problem. read more

Dogs over seven years old are particularly susceptible. Female dogs are, too; as well as smaller breeds of dogs like Shih Tzus and Yorkies. There are a variety of other reasons for a urinary tract infection, such as kidney and bladder stones, spinal cord injuries, diabetes, and even cancer. read more