As we saw earlier, the bladder infections of dogs, they are similar to the infections that humans can suffer in this same area; they produce pain, discomfort and discomfort.
Although these types of infections are more common in cats than in dogs, they can affect your pet, they do not discriminate between sex or age, so we must always be alert to any change in the behavior of our little animal.
Although they are generally caused by bacteria, stones, and changes in urine pHSome foods can also contribute to the appearance of bacteria that cause inflammation of the bladder, so we have to make sure we feed our little animal with fresh products and a balanced diet.
To keep your pet healthy today we bring you some Tips for Treating Your Dog for a Bladder Infection:
- As I mentioned before, food is vital in these cases, we must try to provide a balanced diet daily, free of dye-based products, toxins and preservatives.
- It is important that we always keep our animal's water bowl full, with fresh drinking water, so that it stays hydrated and can urinate and cleanse its body of toxins.
- Don't ignore your pet if he is telling you that he wants to go out to urinate. Holding back the urge to urinate can cause inflammation in the bladder that can lead to a urinary tract infection. It is important that we encourage our dog to urinate frequently.
- In addition to following the treatment that your veterinarian sends and prescribes, opt for natural and homeopathic remedies that will not only relieve pain, incontinence and control the bladder but will not cause any type of side or collateral effects.