What causes frequent urination in dogs?

Answer by  tutt26 (30)

There are several things that can cause frequent urination in dogs. A dog having diabetes will urinate quite frequently. Diabetic dogs seem to be more thirsty so therefore they will urinate alot more. Also a dog that is in renal failure can urinate more frequent than normal. Your best bet is to take your pet to the veteranarian.

Answer by  judithr105 (269)

Dogs that urinate excessively might have diabetes, a kidney or bladder infection, or a dental disorder causing dryness of the mouth.

Answer by  ghengizshon (75)

In many circumstances, the cause of this symptom can be attributed to a condition known as canine cystitis. This disorder is when the bladder becomes infected and needs to drain regularly. Another cause can be attributed to your dog's age. Older dogs tend to have hormonal imbalances that cause urination.

Answer by  Ruby40 (372)

Many things cause this in dogs. It can be as simple as males urinating frequently to mark their territory, all the way to urethral infection to possible serious illness such as diabetes. If you think your dog is sick, take it to a vet.

Answer by  Story (33)

It could be a bladder infection or kidney trouble, or simply that your dog has been drinking a lot of water. If problem continues, see your vet.

Answer by  gindeer (81)

Dogs like human they might have urinary tract infection or UTI, or diabetes or other cause is because of age if your dog is old she/he prone to get desease.