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- More frequent urination
- Difficulty urinating; your dog may appear to be straining to urinate
- Urinating in inappropriate places
- Blood in the urine (may be easier to see at the end of the urine stream)
- Should the infection be in the kidneys, your dog may exhibit fever, pain, loss of appetite and depression.
- A type of bladder stone, called a “struvite” can lead to bacterial cystitis
- Bladder tumors
- Diabetes mellitus
- Cushing’s disease
- Kidney failure
- An issue with the nervous system that leads to your dog being unable to empty his bladder
- Taking medication like cortisone or cancer drugs that lead to suppression of your dog’s immune system
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