First of all, being angry can lead to yellow urine in dogs.
The color of urine caused by dogs getting angry is deepened, and the urine smell is usually very heavy. In addition, dogs will also have symptoms such as dry stools and increased eye secretions. When a dog is angry, the color of urine is yellow, which is generally related to daily diet. If the dog's food contains more meat, and the water is not enough at ordinary times, it will easily lead to the dog getting angry.
Therefore, it is suggested that pet owners feed their dogs some light food with more water content, and also give them some fruits and vegetables rich in fiber and water in daily life, so as to increase the water consumption of dogs, which can effectively improve the color of urine. If the symptoms of dogs getting angry are serious, such as excessive gums and constipation, in addition to diet conditioning, dogs can be given honeysuckle eye drops from Pointe to clear away heat and relieve eye toxicity, and fed Qingwen Baitu tablets to clear away heat and reduce fire, which can quickly alleviate the symptoms of dogs getting angry.
Second, urinary system diseases lead to yellow urine in dogs.
Urethral injury caused by cystitis, bladder stones and urethritis. It can lead to dysuria, oliguria, yellow urine and other symptoms in dogs. The urine of dogs with urinary system infection is generally turbid, and even blood may appear in the urine in severe cases. It is suggested that the pet owner take the dog to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time to avoid aggravation of the condition. If the dog has oliguria and drops of urine symptoms, hydrochlorothiazide tablets can be used to promote urination and help the urine to be discharged normally. If the dog is diagnosed with urinary tract infection or bladder infection through examination, it is usually necessary to take systemic antibiotics orally, such as cefadroxil tablets, which can target Escherichia coli, staphylococcus, gram-positive bacteria and so on. And it has a good effect on urinary tract infection in dogs. During and after medication, it is recommended to feed the dog with urinary tract prescription food and urge the dog to drink more water every day.
Both of the above are common causes of yellow urine in dogs. In addition, some older dogs have liver damage, which leads to the increase of bilirubin in urine and abnormal urine color. In this case, it is recommended to go to a pet hospital for a blood test.