what are the signs that your dog has a urinary tract infection?
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['Constant urination.', 'Strained urination.', 'Crying out every time he urinates.', 'Dribbling urine.', 'Breaking housetraining.', 'Frequent licking of the genitals.', 'Accidents in the house.', 'Passing out cloudy urine.']
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['Frequent urination.', 'Strong, persistent urge to urinate (urgency)', 'Burning or tingling sensation during or just after urination (dysuria)', 'Low-grade fever.', 'Cloudy urine with a strong odor.', 'Blood in urine (hematuria)', 'Trouble urinating, especially if you have a problem with your prostate.']
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The classic symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI) are burning pain and frequent urination. UTIs may not cause these classic symptoms in older adults. Instead, older adults, especially those with dementia, may experience behavioral symptoms such as confusion.
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['pain, burning, or a stinging sensation when peeing.', 'an increased urge or more frequent need to pee (though only a very small amount of pee may be passed)', 'fever.', 'waking up at night a lot to go to the bathroom.', 'wetting problems, even though the child is potty trained.']
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Some of the common symptoms of a urinary tract infection are: • Burning or pain in the lower abdomen (that is, below the stomach) • Fever • Bloody urine may be a sign of infection, but is also caused by other problems • Burning during urination or an increase in the frequency of urination after the catheter is removed.
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The most common signs that a dog has bladder stones are hematuria (blood in the urine) and dysuria (straining to urinate). Hematuria occurs because the stones rub against the bladder wall, irritating and damaging the tissue and causing bleeding.
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['a need to urinate on a more frequent basis.', 'sudden urges to urinate.', 'a burning sensation when passing urine.']
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A urinary tract infection usually causes one or more of the following symptoms: Unusually frequent urination. An intense urge to urinate. Pain, discomfort or a burning sensation during urination.
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['Straining to urinate.', 'Urinating small amounts.', 'Frequent and/or prolonged attempts to urinate.', 'Crying out while urinating.', 'Excessive licking of the genital area.', 'Urinating outside the litter box.', 'Blood in the urine.']
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['Problems with urination – either a frequent urge to urinate, or little to no urinating.', 'Increased likelihood of urinary tract infections.', 'Signs of a genital infection – such as pain, itching or a rash.', 'Hypoglycemia – if taken with a medication that reduces blood glucose levels.']
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['Inability to urinate or only passing a small amount of urine.', 'Bloody or cloudy urine.', 'Loss of bladder control, dribbling urine.', 'Increased frequency of urination or visits to the litter box.', 'Straining and/or crying out in pain when trying to pass urine.']
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['Urinating more often – urine will usually be very diluted.', 'Increased drinking to replace lost fluids.', 'Nausea and vomiting due to build-up of toxins.', 'Retching or going off their food.', 'Tiredness and lethargy.', 'Weight loss.', 'Pale gums.', 'Mouth ulcers.']
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Bladder stones in dogs can cause frequent urinary tract infections, pain, and blockages, which can be potentially fatal if untreated, so it's important to contact your vet immediately if you suspect your dog may have a bladder stone.
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Symptoms of a UTI include: needing to pee suddenly or more often than usual. pain or a burning sensation when peeing. smelly or cloudy pee.
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The telltale signs of a UTI include pain in the pelvis, abdomen and genitals as well as increased urge to urinate, painful urination or blood in the urine. Other possible symptoms include fatigue or fever, as well as discoloration or odor in the urine, trouble emptying the bladder or bladder spasms.
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['Excessive thirst. The dog may drink frequently and empty the water bowl more often.', 'Increased urination. The dog may ask to go outside frequently and may start having “accidents” in the house. ... ', 'Weight loss. ... ', 'Increased appetite.']
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UTIs can happen to dogs of any breed or age, but their likelihood increases as the dog gets older. Both males and females can get UTIs, but they are more common in female dogs. This is because they have a wider and shorter urethra, which makes it easier for troublesome bacteria to set in.