How to Prevent Dog Bladder Problems & Promote Long Term Health

Author: Laura Ramirez

Author: Laura Ramirez

Dog bladder health is crucial to vitality and longevity. This is because one of the ways your dog releases toxins from the body is through urination. In this article, you'll learn four tips for taking care of your dog's bladder health.

Before we talk about dog bladders and health, let's talk about the importance of prevention. Like us, dogs are exposed to daily stressors and environmental toxins. There are pollutants in the air and chemicals in food and water that build up in the body, but can be eliminated by the bladder. This is why taking the step to maintain healthy urine flow is so important.

Since dog bladder issues can be chronic and can lead to other problems such as issues with the kidneys, it is important to take preventative measures especially if you have a breed that is prone to urinary problems or if you have a female dog that was spayed prematurely or an aging dog who is having urinary problems.

Dog Bladders & Urinary Health Tips

1. Feed your dog organic food. Commercial brands are full of preservatives, colorings, meat byproducts and cheap fillers that do not give your dog the nutrients to stay strong and healthy. Although you should always read the label, organic food usually has meat as its first ingredient and is made from real vegetables, healthy oils and grains. This food will cost you more, but your dog will eat less and will receive more nutrition in every bite.

2. Invest in a tap filter and fill your dog's water bowl with filtered water. City water is full of chemicals that can adversely affect dog bladder health by altering the pH. When the bladder pH is not within normal range, bacteria can grow and proliferate, turning into infections and bladder stones can form. Always make sure your dog has a big bowl of water.

3. Make sure your pet has access to the outside and can urinate when needed. Do not force your pet to hold urine by keeping your dog cooped up in the house all day. Holding urine causes a buildup of toxins which can lead to urinary issues. Install a pet door or hire someone to walk your dog if you keep your dog indoors while you are gone for long periods of time.

4. Give your pet a supplement designed specifically for bladder health. Natural supplements can be used as a treatment and for daily prevention. This is an effective way to build up the health of the bladder. These supplements are made from clinically proven herbs like Uva Ursi, Cantharis and Berberis which heal bladder issues, restore the proper pH and maintain it (this alone will kill bacteria and dissolve bladder stones), heal inflammation, eliminate pain and improve the overall health of the dog bladder system.

Before buying a supplement, make sure to do your research because not all remedies are created equal. Look for the proven ingredients listed above and make sure that the manufacturer offers a money-back guarantee because this shows that they believe in and stand behind their product.

So there you have it: 4 simple steps to treat common problems with dog bladders and build urinary health. If you continue to follow these suggestions, you will have a good prevention program in place, so your pet will not have to suffer from recurring issues.About the Author:

Laura Ramirez is a passionate researcher of natural remedies which heal disorders and keep pets vibrant and healthy. Find out more about safe, effective ways to maintain your pet's urinary tract health at www.pet-ut-health.com.

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