How Do You Rid Dogs Of Kidney Stones Naturally?
Unfortunately, kidney stones affect dogs just like they do people. They form too much mineral salts in the urine and unfortunately; they are just as painful in dogs as they are people when attempting to pass it. This is not a very common problem seen in dogs, although some dogs are more susceptible than then others in forming kidney stones. Kidney stones can be caused by poor diet, medications, and frequent urinary tract infections. Adapt your dogs diet will be the first step in dissolving the stones. Your veterinarian will most likely recommend a commercially prepared dog food that will help dissolve the stones. The diet will consist of lower protein and more salt so that your dog will drink more water, which helps dilute urine. Monitor your dog for any blood in his urine or if he appears to be straining since this can indicate he is trying to pass a stone, which can be very painful. If you notice your dog in severe pain, you will want to get her to your veterinarian as soon as possib
