Urinary Tract Infections
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- čas přidán 27. 11. 2022
- Today Dr. Judy speaks about urinary tract infections and how they can be properly treated and prevented. (Originally aired on Facebook live on 10/11/2022)
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Thank you. This is very informative.
Thank you so much😃❤Your video was very informative. I have a 9yr old male dog with a bladder infection for the first time😢 . I can only think it may be a new freeze dried food sometimes mixed wet or as a topper with his regular wet food that thew off his ph levels. He's on antibiotics now and back for re- test in 2wks. I'm going to get the test strips do a before and after and continue to monitor. Thanks again.
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How do you need if there is a urinary or bladder infection?
I meant, how do you know if there's a urinary or bladder infection?
Test a urine sample.
Would like to know also!!
@@leannaanscombe Test a urine sample.
My pug dog would make a groaning noises when she went pee. Then she peed on the floor and it was brown/red.
My Snowball he’s using the litter and a little drip after! We are trying to get a urine sample but he won’t use the special litter
I would also love to know if bladder infection or urinary infection in male dogs. I am pretty sure my dog has a uti , how can I help clear it up. The vet will give us pain meds and antibiotics, I DONT want to take that route
Urinary tract infection, if left untreated, can lead to kidney infection and kidney failure. Your male dog could also have a prostatic infection. You absolutely should have the dog examined and run a urinalysis. You can always decline medications, but you can't treat the problem if you don't know what the problem is.
My dog can’t beat this uti