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Female dog 7 yrs UTI
My dog is pug f 7 years. From 2 years she is getting recurrent UTI and stones. In the starting there were struvite crystals in urine. The vet started struvite pedigree for it and gave antibiotics for UTI. After few months she again started having UTI. Vet again gave her antibiotics. Then after few months she had calcium oxalate stones. We had to get her operated that time. And now she is again having UTI and every time the bacteria is same Ecoli. But antibiotics are getting resistant and few antibiotics are left only. As she is a dog I can't make her drink more water. Kindly tell what to do and what kind of stones she is having like prior it was struvite and then calcium oxalate. Reports are attached
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Dr. Lovish Gupta
Veterinarian for Small Animals
6 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Need to take a detailed consultation so would recommend booking an online consultation for the same. Homeopathy has very good results in these recurrent UTI cases so could recommend you an alternative treatment options
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Dr. M. Madeena Begum
Veterinary Physician
12 yrs exp
Chennai
UTI is not like other infection where once it is treated it will cure. Here in UTI treatment is one part but maintaining the pet post treatment place major role. Pet needs proper water intake, food and urinary support medicines. If any one of these is missed it is going to come back again. Get a consultation to have clear idea of the issue and treatment plan
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