What should I do about my dog's urination problems?

Answer by  withluck (1745)

If your dog is having excessive trouble with potty training, take him to the vet for a check up. The dog could have a bladder infection or physical problem.

Answer by  Kebabmom35 (24)

If the dog is having physical problems first take it to the vet. If it is a training issue, place the dog into an area like a crate or small kitchen. (They will not pee where they sleep.) Take them out at certain times and always praise them for going.

Answer by  xSexyWafflesx (13)

I'm not sure if this works for dogs but it works for humans, feed him cranberries. But honestly, the vet or someone who's had a dog with urination problems are the only ones that will be able to help you out with this problem. But I sincerely hope your dog gets better. :)

Answer by  nickl2000 (540)

If it wasn't a problem before, check with a vet to make sure it isn't a UTI. Otherwise go with a crate and slowly work on training them to the outside. For more information consult a trainer

Answer by  Zaka (2315)

There are far too many causes and symptoms. It may signal a generalized infection or a specific gasto-internal issue. Problems may include restrained urination to bloody urine.

Answer by  champaign9497 (11977)

It could be multiple things causing it, it could be anything from old age to a urinary tract infection the only way for you to really know is to call your vet and tell them everything going on and ask what their recomendations would be.