Sentences with phrase «small amounts of urine if»

Frequent and Small Amounts of Urine If your pet seems to urinate more frequently than before, check the amount of urine each time they go.

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Since newborns only make a small amount of urine and disposable diapers are very absorbent, it can be hard to tell if the diapers are wet and your baby is peeing enough.

Let your nurse know if you're having difficulty urinating, or if you're only producing a small amount of urine when you pee.

There are often times with younger babies where you change a diaper after only a small amount of urine or poop and in those cases if the mess is contained to the pod only then reusing the shell is a definite possibility.

If it burns when you pass urine, you have blood in your wee, you feel like you need to go all the time (even if you've just been) or you're only passing small amounts of fluid really often, you may have a urinary tract infection [UTIIf it burns when you pass urine, you have blood in your wee, you feel like you need to go all the time (even if you've just been) or you're only passing small amounts of fluid really often, you may have a urinary tract infection [UTIif you've just been) or you're only passing small amounts of fluid really often, you may have a urinary tract infection [UTI].

If the kidney involvement isn't that serious (yet), your dog will only be able to pass a small amount of urine.

A chronic obstruction can result in death, so any sign of urinary distress should trigger a trip to the veterinarian, particularly if a cat appears to be crying out in pain, or if you see other signs such as a cat that is passing no or a small amount of urine.»

«If your cat is trying to urinate but either can not or can only get a small amount of urine out, take him to the veterinarian immediately.»

If your cat frequently enters her litter box and seems to produce only small amounts of urine, she may have a urinary tract infection.

If a cat is housesoiling and the owner is finding large pools of urine in a discreet area or small amounts on vertical surfaces, the animal is not incontinent.

I suppose that if you estimated the amount of urine produced each day by all the creatures of the earth and worked out how much CO2 makes its way through this biological process and how much of the proposed heat retention is taken out of the atmosphere by this process alone it would be no small amount!

What my vet told me was that if it was small amounts of urine and the cat is drinking a lot more water, then be worried.