Why can't a golden retriever urinate?

The reasons why Golden Retrievers cannot urinate:
1. Golden Retrievers usually drink less water, and they may also be unable to urinate.
2. If the golden retriever is frightened when urinating, the golden retriever may have anuria and be unable to urinate.
3. If the golden retriever has urinary stones or urinary tract infection, these diseases will cause the golden retriever to be unable to urinate.
Solutions for Golden Retrievers unable to urinate:
1. If it is caused by drinking less water, you need to guide your Golden Retriever to drink water often. You can add honey to the water. The sweetness of honey will make your golden retriever like to drink water.
2. If it is caused by emotional stress, it is recommended that the owner first calms down the golden retriever and plays with the golden retriever more. The owner should pay attention to the surrounding environment and keep quiet. The golden retriever may urinate normally after relaxing its vigilance.
3. If it is caused by a urinary system infection, it can be solved by feeding anti-inflammatory drugs to improve the disease.
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