So, you found your dog squatting and urinating more often than usual, with little bits of urine dribbling out at a time, sometimes even containing some specs of blood. Your dog seems uncomfortable and is likely in pain.
Your dog may be suffering from a urinary tract infection! Watch this video to find out what that means and what you can do to help her!
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00:00 Introduction
00:35 What Is A Urinary Tract Infection In Dogs?
01:14 Clinical Signs of Urinary Tract Infections In Dogs
01:52 Causes of Urinary Tract Infections In Dogs
03:19 How To Diagnose Urinary Tract Infections In Dogs
08:40 How To Treat Urinary Tract Infections In Dogs
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