Bladder Infections
Bladder infections in dogs and cats are influenced by bacteria, diet, environment, individual systemic health and exposure. Pets with bladder infections will commonly have more frequent urinary attempts producing smaller amounts of urine that may be blood tinged. Change in water consumption and appetite and urinary accidents are additional symptoms that may be observed during this problem. Bladder infections are not thought of as contagious diseases but more as an opportunistic problem given the appropriate circumstances. A comprehensive urinalysis with culture and sensitivity will differentiate bacterial causes and determine antibiotic selection. Diet and environment can influence the formation of certain crystals that can form bladder stones in adult dogs and cats. Identification of urinary tract problems may lead to specialized dietary recommendations for the problematic pet to minimize the chance of stone formation or reoccurring infection.
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PAWS will be at the annual Pet Industry Spring Trade Show in Atlantic City. The Trade Show is March 30 and April 1, 2007. PAWS will be in booth number 1241. Be sure to visit and say, 'Hello.'
Once again, thanks for a wonderful tradeshow and visiting our booth.
Thank you to everyone for making SuperZoo a wonderful trade show for us and stopping by our booth to visit.
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