Why isn't my dog eating? It's urinating a lot, too...
Your dog has lost its appetite due to some underlying disease that has also caused excessive urination. There are many conditions and diseases that can cause excessive urination in dogs.
The best advice I can give you is to take your dog to the veterinary surgery as soon as possible. Here they will be able to undertake a far more thorough examination of the problem and hopefully start treatment immediately.
Increased water intake can also lead to frequent urination. Following are some reasons of frequent urination in dogs:
Your dog has lost its appetite due to some underlying disease that has also caused excessive urination. There are many conditions and diseases that can cause excessive urination in dogs.
The best advice I can give you is to take your dog to the veterinary surgery as soon as possible. Here they will be able to undertake a far more thorough examination of the problem and hopefully start treatment immediately.
Increased water intake can also lead to frequent urination. Following are some reasons of frequent urination in dogs:
- Infection of kidney.
- Infection of bladder.
- Infection of urethra.
- Kidney stones.
- Stones in bladder.
- Kidney failure.
- Liver failure.
- Endocrine disorder.
- Pituitary gland problems.
- Infection of uterus.
