Urethral stones in dogs can be treated without surgery. The treatment of dog urethral stones depends on the location and type of the stones. Medical therapy and surgery are the most common methods. Medical treatment requires first understanding the type of stones present through a urine test, and then determining whether drugs can expel the stones. If the urinary stones have seriously blocked the urethra, medicine cannot expel the stones, or the dog has severe difficulty urinating, surgical treatment can only be used.

How to prevent urinary tract stones in dogs

1. Breeders need to ensure that dogs drink enough water. It is best to choose a closed water bowl to prevent dust from entering. Clean the water bowl frequently to ensure your dog’s drinking water is clean and hygienic.

2. Breeders need to lead dogs to exercise regularly to promote the dog’s body metabolism and increase the dog’s need for drinking water.

3. The diet should be based on dog food, and eat less animal offal and meat foods, as well as foods containing oxalic acid, such as spinach, vegetable leaves and other foods containing oxalic acid. Oxalic acid can form stones. important conditions.

4. Reduce sodium intake. In life, do not feed dogs human food. Human food contains a lot of salt, and salt contains a lot of sodium, so it cannot be eaten.