Urinary Obstruction: Dog

Dogs are less often affected and, again, it is most often males that get in trouble.  Small breed dogs and Dalmatians are especially at risk.  Any dog exhibiting straining, passing only small amounts of urine, dribbling urine or passing bloody urine are in need of attention right away.

Treatment involves pain relief, eliminating the obstruction, fluid therapy, etc.  Early detection and early treatment yields best outcome.

Pet Poisonings: Algae | Antifreeze | Chocolate | Easter Lily, Other Lily plants, and Cats | Garbage Intoxication | Grapes and Raisins | Household and Prescription Medications | Lawn and Garden Chemicals | Mushrooms | Poinsettias | Potpourri Oils | Rodent Poisons | Varmint Poisons, Other | Xylitol toxicity

Do you have a problem that requires urgent help? 

When in doubt, call one of our clinics!  Phone call advice is free and we will help you decide the risks.

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