Many pet owners believe that dogs urinate yellow because they drink too little water. They only know how to add more water to the dog's basin, and do not pay attention to whether the dog drinks or not. In fact, there are many reasons for dogs to...
Many pet owners believe that dogs urinate yellow because they drink too little water. They only know how to add more water to the dog's basin, and do not pay attention to whether the dog drinks or not. In fact, there are many reasons for dogs to have yellow urine. If they are not discovered and resolved as soon as possible, it may bring danger to the dog.
Only by checking the causes can you better prescribe the right medicine. Pet owners must know these reasons:
1. Drinking too little water
Lack of exercise will slow down the dog's metabolism, have no desire to drink water, or the dog itself does not like to drink water. Dogs do not have sweat glands, and they are mainly metabolized by urination. There are many metabolites in the urine and the body lacks water. The urine will turn yellow. Just drink more water and discharge it a few more times.
Solution:
① Play with your dog more or go out to walk your dog, and increase the amount of exercise of your dog appropriately.
② Adding snacks or goat milk powder to the water can induce dogs to drink more water.
2. The most serious point is that problems with the liver system or urinary tract infections can cause yellow urine to occur. Older dogs have deteriorated physical functions, which are more likely to occur. You can determine whether the dog is sick by observing whether there are any abnormalities in the dog's eyes, tongue, and gums.
Solution: Take the dog to the hospital for a comprehensive examination in time. After all, we are not professional, so don’t take medicine to the dog.
3. Eating inferior dog food
Some inferior dog food will add a lot of additives and attractants. Dogs seem to like to eat it, but in fact it is very harmful to the body. Long-term consumption will cause liver problems.
Solution: Replace a high-quality, nutritious and natural dog food for your dog.
4. Getting on fire
The weather is hot or the dog eats too salty food and is prone to getting angry.
Solution: Appropriately help the dog cool down and cook some duck meat for the dog that has a fire-reducing effect. You can choose a dog food containing duck meat for the dog, which is more convenient to feed. You can also change the snacks for daily use to duck jerky.
Conclusion: Have you paid attention to the color of the dog peeing at home?
