Dog UTI & Kidney Support

Want your dog to ONLY take a leak on her walkies? Don’t want to wipe up suspicious puddles around the house? Hate seeing your pup straining to pee or finding blood in the urine? This natural Bladder and Kidney Stone Treatment can help with the following issues and symptoms:

✔ Dog Urinary Tract Infection - You may notice blood in the urine, your dog strains to urinate or cries out in pain.

✔ Kidney Stones, Kidney Infection - Fever, lethargy, poor appetite, vomiting and abdominal pain may be present. 

✔ Bladder Infection - Straining to urinate, or passing urine tinged with blood and urinating around the house, outside of the litter box.

✔ Colic Pain in Dogs - Dogs with colic may start trembling, crying, whimpering and have a swollen abdomen.

✔ Inflammation, Kidney Disease - Weakness, weight loss, lack of appetite, depression, and bad breath are some warning signs of kidney disease.

✔ Struvite Crystals - You may notice your dog frequently licking their genitalia, frequent urination, straining to urinate, blood in the urine, and urinating outside of the litter box.

Veterinarians will often prescribe antibiotics for dog UTI, but many natural home remedies work just as well, without side effects. Pet owners looking for natural UTI remedies also use  D-mannose supplements, corn silk, cranberry juice, and more.

You can also give the BestLife4Pets Kidney Support & UTI remedy for dogs to provide natural deep rooted relief and healing. 

Here are some symptoms to watch out for in your dog:
- Straining or whimpering during urination
- Accidents around the house
- Bloody and/or cloudy urine.
- Needing to be let outside more frequently
- Licking around the urethral opening
- Feeling feverish or thirstier than usual

Dogs get UTIs when there is a bacterial infection in their bladder or urethra. The bacteria can develop when feces or debris enter the area of the urethral opening. 

A urinary tract infection in dogs does not usually resolve itself if left untreated. So, it's good to watch out for the symptoms and catch the infection before it gets worse.

You can also take some steps to help prevent another bout, such as using BestPets4Life Natural Dog UTI remedy.

The last thing any pet parent wants is a leaky dog, but sadly UTI’s are one of the biggest causes of incontinence. When your dog has a UTI they may need to pee more frequently which can lead to incontinence. These accidents are not their fault and when the infection is treated, your dog will pee outdoors again as normal.

Urinary tract diseases can affect all dogs. However, female dogs are more likely to develop urinary infections. This is because female dogs  have wider and shorter urethra which makes it easier for bacteria to get in. While in male dogs UTIs can cause prostatitis ( an infection of the prostate gland)

A dog recovering from a spay surgery may hold her urine for longer periods of time than normal since she is often in pain. As a result, the urine concentrates and creates a perfect environment in which bacteria can thrive. Anesthesia may also relax the urethra of the dog, which makes it easier for bacteria to travel up there causing an infection.

UTI’s do not only cause distress and discomfort. If left untreated it can cause blockage of the urethra and lead to kidney failure, or bladder rupture which could be life threatening so it’s important to have this condition treated as soon as possible. 

Yes, stress can weaken a dog's immune system, making them more vulnerable to UTIs. Stressful events like changes in routine, moving, or separation anxiety can increase the likelihood of infections. Calming remedies like BestLife4Pets Pet Relax for Dogs and ensuring proper hydration can help reduce the risk.

To prevent recurring UTIs, make sure your dog has access to plenty of fresh water, a balanced diet, and regular bathroom breaks. Using a natural supplement like BestLife4Pets UTI & Kidney Support can help maintain bladder health and prevent future infections.

If left untreated, UTIs can lead to more severe issues like kidney infections, bladder stones, or even kidney failure. Chronic infections can also cause permanent damage to the urinary system. Early treatment is essential to prevent long-term health issues.

Yes, older dogs are more prone to UTIs due to weakened immune systems and age-related issues like kidney disease or incontinence. Regular vet check-ups and supplements like UTI & Kidney Support can help manage and prevent these infections.

Absolutely, a diet high in salts or minerals can contribute to the development of bladder stones and UTIs. Feeding your dog a balanced diet and providing access to clean water can help maintain healthy kidney and bladder function.