Sentences with phrase «look for a urinary tract infection»

Your veterinarian may want to get a urine sample to look for a urinary tract infection, or blood work to investigate if an endocrine disorder is present.

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As effectiveness of antibiotics fade, researchers look for new ways to treat urinary tract infections.

Could this be a urinary tract infection and if so, what other signs should I look out for?

It's the same for urinary tract infections in dogs and cats; but because they can't always say what's going on, it's important to know the signs and symptoms to look out for so your pet doesn't continue to suffer.

If urinary tract infections become a recurrent problem, your veterinarian will need to look for an underlying cause.

In addition, since some dogs will get urinary tract infections, and older female dogs often have pre-existing bladder control issues, it is often worthwhile to have your veterinarian perform a urine test to look for infection or other causes for abnormal urinations.

Looking at a urine sample along with the bloodwork goes a long way towards evaluating kidney function, determining whether a pet has diabetes, checking for protein loss through the urine, and looking for evidence of urinary tract infeLooking at a urine sample along with the bloodwork goes a long way towards evaluating kidney function, determining whether a pet has diabetes, checking for protein loss through the urine, and looking for evidence of urinary tract infelooking for evidence of urinary tract infections.

The report looked at antimicrobial usage patterns from the electronic medical records of dogs evaluated for urinary tract infections (UTIs) or respiratory tract infections (RTIs) at any of 926 general - practice Banfield Pet Hospitals over the course of a calendar year (January 1, 2015 — December 31, 2015).

When you have a one to six year old adult cat struggling with a urinary tract infection, the Science Diet could just be what you are looking for.

Most of the first time simple urinary tract infections usually respond within several days; however, if the symptoms are relapsing or don't resolve, then a sterile urine culture is performed to look for resistant bacteria, thus allowing a better antibiotic selection, and / or x-rays performed to look for other abnormalities (like urinary tract calculi or stones).