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Relieving elderly dog urinary incontinence is something you can do at home if you know the steps to take. As a caring pet owner, I wanted to share this information with you because when my dog was suffering with this problem, I took him to the vet and the treatment did nothing to solve his problem, in fact, it actually made things worse. This meant needless suffering for my faithful old friend and expensive vet bills for me. Read on to discover what I learned.

After a number of visits to the vet, I became frustrated and did some research online. Much to my dismay, I learned that conventional treatments (like antibiotics) do not always relieve elderly dog urinary incontinence. In fact, since medications have side effects, sometimes they can worsen symptoms or make your dog suffer from other issues. This is when a friend stepped in and advised me to try using gentle homeopathic remedies instead of medication.

Although I assumed that "gentle" meant less effective, I followed her suggestion and happily discovered that I was wrong.

Homeopathy is based on the principal of "like treats like." Minute natural substances are given in just the right combination to treat the symptoms of disease and cure the conditions that gave rise to it. Unlike drugs, natural remedies can heal incontinence, especially if used for both treatment and prevention. Since natural remedies are inexpensive, you can give them to your dog on a daily basis. It's important to note that they will not interact with any other medications your dog may be taking.

Elderly Dog Urinary Incontinence

When our family dog of thirteen years began the process of dying, one of the first problems he had was incontinence. Since he'd lost his hearing and was suffering from other medical issues, I felt the least I could do was give him a daily supplement that would provide comfort, cure his incontinence and improve his quality of life. By taking these measures, my dog and I were able to more fully enjoy the last year of his life. Dogs are loyal and as caring pet owners, we need to do all we can to reduce their suffering when their health is failing.

Canine incontinence is common in older dogs because their sphincter muscles loosen with age, but it can also be the symptom of a bladder stone or struvite crystal which makes urination difficult and even painful. Fortunately, homeopathic remedies are designed to treat both of these problems. A good natural remedy can actually tighten the sphincter muscles and alter the pH of the urine, so that crystals and bladder stones dissolve and do not come back.

Of course, if your dog has just started showing the signs of elderly dog urinary incontinence, then you'll want to take him to the vet for a diagnosis. If your dog has already been diagnosed or is having recurring problems, then you are ready to start using homeopathic remedies. Best of all, they are easy to administer: you just sprinkle a few granules into his mouth or on top of his dog food.

So now you know that your dog does not need to suffer with elderly dog urinary incontinence or worse yet, from the side effects of medication. Before giving your dog a natural remedy, make sure to do your research because not all remedies are created equal. Look for one that contains proven ingredients like uva ursi, berberis , cantharis and other herbs. A good natural solution will help your dog heal, recover from incontinence and extend and improve his quality of life.

Laura Ramirez is a passionate researcher of natural remedies which heal disorders and keep pets vibrant and healthy. Find out more about safe, effective ways to maintain your pet's urinary tract health at http://www.pet-ut-health.com.

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