The dog's urine can convey a lot of information. It will leave a odor to mark the territory by not having urine. When it is found that other dogs have urinated and defecated on their own territory, the dog will instinctively pee a little on it to cover up the original odor and tell other dogs that they have been there themselves. Therefore, there will be many cases where they will pee a little after walking a few steps.

However, if the dog urinates too frequently and even shows some discomfort, the pet owner should pay attention to it. The dog's body may also be affected by some adverse factors. The cause needs to be identified and appropriate measures should be taken to deal with it.

1. Care is emitted through excretion

The dog has dense hair, but its sweat glands are not well developed. In the hot summer, it will spread calories by sticking out its tongue and drinking more water to promote urination. This is relatively normal. However, pet owners should be careful not to walk the dog for too long when it is too hot to avoid heatstroke or dehydration from the dog. Choose some time when the temperature is appropriate, and pay attention to preparing clean drinking water to replenish the dog.

2. Diet heavy-lipped diet. Intake of too much salt

The dog has a different physique from humans and has a relatively low demand for salt. If it is often fed to human leftover foods or pickled meat, snacks and other heavy-lipped foods, the dog's intake of too much salt may increase the burden on the kidneys, causing it to frequently urinate and yellow urine.

Pet owners should pay attention to keeping their dog's diet light and healthy, and do not feed them human food at will. Choose some low-salt and light natural food or ecological food as their staple food. They should encourage them to drink more water and consume some fresh fruits and vegetables reasonably, which will be beneficial to their health.

3. Urinary tract infection, cystitis, kidney disease, etc. may cause dogs to experience frequent urination. Pet owners should observe the dog's mental state and the behavior during urination. If the dog is in a normal mental state and looks more active, you can give it some urinary powder for dogs such as Pet Deyili and observe its subsequent urination. If the dog still urinates frequently after one or two days, and even shows mental tension, discomfort, etc., it is recommended to take it to the pet hospital for biochemical examination and seek help from a professional veterinary doctor.