Sentences with phrase «vet for a urinary tract infection»
My Miniature Schnauzer was constantly going to the Vet for urinary tract infections... almost every month or two... this was a severe problem.
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These are great for urinary tract or uterine infections, ask your vet before giving them.
Before deciding the problem is insecurity, take her to the vet and get her checked for a urinary tract infection.
Your vet may also recommend spot checking your pet's urine every other month or so, for the first year after surgery, to monitor and to try to detect any urinary tract infections early.
Yet many vets continue to vaccinate dogs who come to the clinic for other issues: «Let's give Fluffy her shots while she's here for her urinary tract infection.»
Question: If I suspect my 5 year old tom has a urinary tract infection due to the symptoms he's exhibiting, do I have to take him to a vet for treatment or is there something I can do at home to cure him?
Your vet will want to examine the stool for parasites and other problems and will want to examine the urine for signs of a urinary tract infection.
I have taking her to the vet many times right now she's scooting and it's really bothering her it's not her anal glands because they're clean cuz I do them myself, so I think it's a urinary tract infection the only thing is she just got off antibiotics for almost a month and it's still acting up she does have calcium oxalate crystals and has had two operations in the past so I'm just so frustrated and do not know what to do please help me and give me some advice.
Your vet may also want to perform x-rays of your dog to check for bladder stones or anatomical abnormalities (inherited way the urinary tract is formed) that are causing infection to form.
Young dogs, old dogs and certain breeds can be prone to being sensitive to additives, preservatives and dyes used in dog food and they can create low grade urinary tract infection that presents itself just enough that the dog has some accidents in the house, but not enough for you to know to take him / her to the vet.