Causes of kidney stones

The reasons why dogs suffer from kidney stones are very complicated and are mainly related to the dog’s daily diet, amount of exercise, genetics, etc. Specifically, it may be because the dog's diet is too simple, for example, it always eats meat and no other food. The dog's diet structure is unreasonable, the dog drinks too little water, the dog lacks exercise or the dog itself has metabolic genetic defects, the dog's liver function is reduced and chronic inflammation is stimulated, etc. In addition, purebred dogs are relatively more likely to suffer from kidney stones than hybrid dogs. Generally speaking, the probability of dogs suffering from kidney stones is relatively small

Performance

If a dog suffers from kidney stones, the dog's urinary system will have some abnormal symptoms, such as frequent urination, oliguria, polyuria, pain during urination, blood in the urine, etc. However, the presence of these symptoms does not necessarily mean kidney stones, and the diagnosis usually must be confirmed by taking X-rays.

How to Prevent Kidney Stones

So far, there is no particularly ideal way to treat kidney stones in dogs. In daily life, to prevent kidney stones in dogs, the main thing is to make the dog drink more water and exercise more, and the food should be mainly dog ​​food.