1. Too little water: When the dog drinks too little or no water, the amount of urine will decrease, or even not urinate, which may Increase your dog’s water intake by asking him to drink more water or adding water to his food.
2, urethral calculi: when urethral calculi occur, the urethra may be blocked, causing the dog to have difficulty urinating and painful urination. It is recommended to go to the animal hospital for treatment, take X-rays, observe the location and size of the stone, and then take corresponding treatment measures, and surgery is required if necessary.
If the owner finds that the dog has symptoms of difficulty urinating, it is recommended to go to the hospital for treatment in time, and take medicine under the guidance of the doctor, and it is not recommended to self-medicate.
