Bladder And Urinary Infections in Pets
It may be hard to tell if your pet is suffering from a bladder or urinary infection, because unlike us, they can’t describe their pain. But if left untreated, such infections can lead to kidney disease or worse. Dr. Jyl will explain the different signs your pet may have a urinary or bladder infection, and ways to treat it.
How common are urinary tract and bladder infections in pets? What are some of the risks associated with these types of infections? How can they be treated?
Dr. Jyl talks with FOX40 about bladder and urinary infections:
Common symptoms of bladder/urinary disease:
- Frequent urination (often in unusual places, excessive licking)
- Bloody or Dribbling urine
- Straining or weakness
- Depression or loss of appetite
- Vomiting and pain
Dr. Jyl Rubin DVM (916) 989-0738
Dr. Jyl's Vet Connection Hospital
Her attention is always focused on you and your pets needs
Dr. Jyl Rubin DVM, AAOT, CVA (916) 989-0738
7438 Cardwell Avenue, Orangevale, California 95662
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Hours
| Monday-Thursday: | 9AM-6PM | (all new client/patient consultation appointment times are scheduled between 10am-2pm) |
| Friday: | Closed | |
| Saturday: | 9AM-1PM | Boarding & Prescription Pickup & Drop off & Technician appointments only |
| Sunday: | Closed |
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We are still accepting clients in our office; however, we are not accepting any new mobile vet visits at this time. In the meantime, please contact other available mobile vets listed on our contact page.