Sentences with phrase «small amounts of urine at»

Increased thirst can also be an indication of cystitis, which is an inflammation of the bladder, and is normally accompanied by behavioral changes such as passage of only small amounts of urine at a time and urinating away from the litter box.

FIC has similar symptoms to urinary tract infections, including straining to urinate, having to go to the litter box frequently, only producing a small amount of urine at a time, and having discolored or bloody urine.

Not exact matches

According to Dr Yik Lim, consultant urogynaecologist at Melbourne's Mercy Hospital for Women, the amount of urine your bladder can hold depends on how old you are: the older the person, the smaller their bladder capacity.

Then again, they added, some of that fluid could also be small amounts of urine: «Ultrasounds have shown that the bladder fills during sexual intercourse and contracts in women who «squirt» fluid from the urethra at orgasm,» they wrote.

Symptoms of a urinary tract infection include increased water consumption and frequency of urination, voiding small amounts and straining, accidents in the house, leaking urine during sleep, strong smelling or atypically colored urine, and incessant licking at the prepuce or vulva.

The amount of urine passed may be very small — just a few drops — or there may be no urine produced at all.

At first she was passing small amounts of urine.

Signs of a urinary tract infection in your pet include lethargy, loss of appetite, increased frequency of urination often with smaller amounts at a time, straining at urination which may be painful leading to vocalization, inappropriate urination in the home or outside the litterbox, bloody urination, and often a strong offensive odor to the urine.

Often the amount of blood in the urine is so small it can only be detected by testing with a specially treated paper, or by looking at the urine sediment under the microscope.

But Håkan Jönsson, eco-agriculture and sanitation system technology expert at the Stockholm Environment Institute in Sweden, told SciDev.Net: «The amount [of urine] that can be collected from a person or a family is fairly small (equivalent to about two bags of fertiliser per year for a west African family).