What are the symptoms of stones in dogs?

Symptoms of stones in dogs:
1. The dog frequently urinates, but the amount of urine each time is very small, or even in serious cases. It may happen that the dog cannot pee after standing for a long time.
2. Dogs are accompanied by blood streaks during urination, usually before or after urination.
3. When the urethra is not completely blocked, sometimes vomiting, unwillingness to drink water but a desire to drink water, difficulty in urination, pain and prolonged urination.
4. When stones are blocked, dogs will suffer from vomiting and loss of appetite.
5. The dog’s abdomen has an insignificant increase in dimension, and the dog will feel tension and pain when touched.
Solutions for dogs suffering from urinary stones:
1. If the condition is relatively mild, conservative treatment is recommended, and medications can be taken to expel stones and clean the urinary tract.
2. If the condition is serious, if a large number of stones and large diameter stones are detected through urine tests, blood tests, etc., and if urine annuria or severe hematuria occurs, you need to cooperate with a doctor for surgery.
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