Symptoms of UTIs in Dogs

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are fairly common in dogs. Dogs with UTIs will attempt to urinate very frequently whenever they go outside. There are a few causes of urinary tract infections, usually bacterial but also rarely fungi or viruses could be culprits. Other less common but more serious causes include: causes include cancer, bladder disease, kidney disease and stones, diabetes, bladder inflammation or infection, spinal cord abnormalities, and prostate disease.

Symptoms of UTIs in Dogs

🔸 Bloody and/or cloudy urine

🔸 Straining or whimpering during urination

🔸 Accidents in the house

🔸 Wanting to be let outside more frequently

🔸 Dribbling urine

🔸 Licking around the urinary opening

🔸 Fever

Once your vet determines the cause, he will most likely prescribe a round of antibiotics for 7 to 10 days to clear the infection. However, you can try to prevent UTIs by adding a cranberry based supplement like Mighty Petz’s Max Cranberry Chews, to your pup’s diets. That way you may avoid the frequent use of antibiotics.

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