Why does the dog keep urinating but can’t urinate? This is a question raised by many dog owners. It is actually very simple. The owner should observe and analyze the dog’s problem, find the direct cause, and then solve the symptoms. The editor bel...
Why does the dog keep urinating but can’t urinate? This is a question raised by many dog owners. It is actually very simple. The owner should observe and analyze the dog’s problem, find the direct cause, and then solve the symptoms. The editor below briefly analyzes the causes of several possible situations in dogs and their corresponding solutions!
1. The diet is too salty
If the owner often feeds the dog food that is too salty, or the salt content in the dog food is too high, it may cause the dog to urinate all the time but not be able to excrete it. In addition, excessive salt intake will also cause the dog to shed a lot of hair and hair. Therefore, owners must pay attention to the dog's diet and feed the dog lighter food. Never feed the dog human meals or food.
2. Insufficient water drinking
If the dog food that the dog usually eats is relatively dry and hard, and does not take in enough water in time, when the water in the body is insufficient, it will naturally occur that he keeps urinating but cannot urinate. Therefore, in addition to paying attention to the dog's light diet, owners should also let the dog drink more water. They can also give the dog some diuretic fruits and vegetables, such as cucumber, watermelon, cabbage, winter melon, etc. If the dog does not like to drink water, you can add a little honey to the water to attract it to drink, which can help replenish the body's water and speed up metabolism.
3. Suffering from urinary tract disease
If the dog still cannot urinate after ruling out the above conditions, it may be suffering from urinary tract disease. For example, the main symptom of diseases such as urethritis, cystitis, bladder stones, and urethral stones is an increase in the frequency of urination, and there may be pain during urination, and some dogs will make sharp barks. If this is the case, you need to take your dog to the pet hospital for examination as soon as possible, and then provide symptomatic treatment after finding the cause.
