Our question this week was:Dr. Jon I have a 1 year old Boston terrierBoston Terriers BookBarron's Boston Terriers Book. The alert, friendly Boston Terrier is easy to groom and readily adapts as a good household companion. Titles in the.../pitbullAmerican Pit Bull Terrier HandbookOwners of this assertive breed are advised on the importance of rigorous but humane obedience training. Barron's American Pit Bull Terrier Handboo... mix. I got her when she was 6 weeks old. She has always had urinary problems. She has been treated for bladder infections but it does not help. Her symptoms are that she has to urinate very frequently and suddenly. There are days she has to be taken out 4 times an hour. It also seems like she has no control of it coming out, she will be going to the door and just have to squat right there in the floor and do her business. She itches her vaginal area a lot. It looks to be swollen and red. She also does this thing where she puts her paw by her vaginal area and thrusts her body onto. It seems to be very uncomfortable to her, and the frequent trips outside are starting to be a real painBiocaine 4ozTomlyn Biocaine (4 oz) is a First Aid Lotion for dogs and cats relieves pain and stops wound chewing, licking and scratching. Painless and soothing to.... I don't have a lot of money and can not pay the vet to do countless tests. I have already spent over $1000.00 on her since January for this same problem. Please help me narrow down what could be wrong with her?Sarah Zumbrum
Urinary incontinence is the loss of voluntary control of urination and may be confused with inappropriate urination, which is a behavioral problem. Diagnostic tests may be needed to distinguish between...
Recurrent cystitis is defined as repeat bouts of inflammation of the urinary bladder. Generally in small animal veterinary medicine, cystitis is usually synonymous with “bladder infection”.
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