Urinary tract infections in dogs require treatment with anti-inflammatory and anti-infective medications, such as enrofloxacin and amoxicillin. For dogs with severe urinary tract infections, urinary tract disinfectants, sulfonamides and antibiotics can be used in conjunction. You can guide the dog to drink more water, and add some pet virtues to the water, so that the dog can produce urine faster, which can help the dog flush the urinary tract and take away the germs in the urinary tract. Cephalosporins and metronidazole can also be used in combination. Commonly used cephalosporin drugs are drugs containing cefquinoxime sulfate.

Causes of dog urinary tract infection:

1. Caused by bacterial infection, such as bacterial urinary tract infection caused by moisture, rainy season or the hair on the dog’s belly due to Being in a humid state for a long time is more likely to induce the disease.

2. Urinary tract infection caused by the spread of problems in the kidneys and other adjacent organs.

3. The food dogs usually eat is too heavy, too salty or too spicy, which can also cause urinary tract infection.

4. In fact, dogs also need to clean their private parts frequently. If the owner is too busy or too lazy to pay attention to the dog's hygiene, it may also cause urinary tract infection in the dog.