Sudden frequent urination in dogs may be caused by increased water intake, estrus, urinary system diseases, etc. First, if your dog has also been drinking more water recently, it may be due to increased water intake, which is causing an increase in urine output. Secondly, if the dog is an adult, it will urinate frequently, howl, etc. when it is in heat. Finally, if the cat's water intake is normal but suddenly urinates frequently, then the main consideration is urinary system diseases, such as urethritis, cystitis, bladder stones, etc., and it is necessary to go to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time.

1. Increased water consumption

If the dog drinks a lot of water recently, the urine will increase and the frequency of urination will also increase. Therefore, owners can think back to see if the food they have given their dogs recently is too salty, too dry, or the weather is too hot, the amount of exercise has increased, etc., which will cause the dog to drink a lot of water in a short period of time. If there is a reason for this, the owner should pay attention to adjusting the dog's diet in a timely manner and arrange its amount of exercise reasonably. After timely adjustment, it will slowly slow down.

2. In heat

If the dog is over 6 months old, it may be caused by heat and frequent urination. This is the behavior of dogs claiming territory and looking for a mate. Usually female dogs will also have symptoms such as swelling of the external genitalia, pink secretions flowing out, and a tendency to howl, while male dogs will crawl across and lick frequently. Testicles or external genitalia and other symptoms.

In this regard, if the owner has the idea of ​​​​breeding the dog, he can wait 3-5 days after the dog is in heat to breed. If the owner has no idea of ​​breeding the dog, it is recommended to take the dog to the pet hospital for sterilization or castration surgery as soon as possible.

3. Suffering from urinary system diseases

If the dog not only urinates frequently, but also has pain reactions, or has little or no urine, then you should consider the possibility. It is caused by urinary system diseases, such as urethritis, cystitis, bladder stones, etc. Because these diseases will make the dog very painful and make the dog unable to urinate freely, it is recommended to go to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time.