How to treat uti in dogs?

Homeopathic remedies will usually come in pellet form. You'll want to look for a 30C potency in the above remedies. To prepare your remedy, take about 3 pellets and fold them in a notecard. Crush them to powder and add to ½ cup purified water in a glass. read more

Antibiotics for dogs and cats, like Cephalexin or Clavamox, are the most common treatment for UTIs due to their ability to destroy and inhibit the growth of bacteria. Some veterinarians recommend a follow-up urine culture after antibiotic treatment is complete to confirm that the infection has been eradicated. read more

Please check with your vet before administering a dog urinary tract infection treatment. Add one teaspoon (for small dogs) or 1-2 tablespoons (for big dogs) of apple cider vinegar to your dog’s water bowl. 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