All normal dogs urinate very smoothly, usually urinate 2 to 3 times a day. If your dog often urinates a little bit at a time, it may be due to the following types. Why don’t the pet owner come to learn about it?
1. Dog is making signs.
Dogs often smell it all the way while outdoor activities, and urinate a small amount of urine under the trees or next to the grass every now and then. This type of personal behavior is caused by the dog's territorial consciousness. The dog covers the smell of other dogs in this way, leaving only its own smell, and uses it to inform other small animals that "the chassis has its own chassis in this regard"! If the dog urinates a little while going out, the owner does not need to be overly nervous. It is all normal physiological personal behavior.
2. Dogs drink less water.
If the owner usually gives the dog all the dry ingredients and does not immediately fill in vegetables, fruits and their moisture, the dog will have a slow metabolic circulation system due to the lack of sufficient water in the body. Every time, he only urinates a little bit, and the tone is a little yellow. In this kind of situation, the owner needs to prepare more fresh vegetables and fruits for the dog in advance, and fill the dog with water as soon as possible after the dog eats dog food. If there is more unnecessary moisture in the body, of course, it will also cause more urination.
3. The dog is not in good health.
Some dogs often sleep in the wet, cold, dirty and messy dog's nest, causing urinary organs to be violated by bacteria, which eventually leads to urinary tract infection and abnormal urination. If the dog has a good mental outlook and a very good appetite, why don’t the owner feed the dog some pet virtues first to check for two or three days to see if the condition can be reduced to a certain extent. If the dog still only urinates a little bit or even fails to urinate, the condition will be more serious and must be sent to the hospital for physical examination immediately. The dog may have kidney stones or stones, and must be treated by a pet doctor.