The dog is sick or uncomfortable and cannot seek help from the owner. If the owner does not observe carefully, the best treatment time is often missed. In fact, for some diseases, the owner can obtain health information through the dog's urine.

Light yellow: puppies generally urinate more frequently, which can be controlled by adult dogs, about 2-3 times a day. The frequency of urination varies with the weather, as well as with water intake and sterilization.

Blood in the urine, commonly called hematuria. This is the breakdown of a muscle protein in the blood called myosin, or a heme protein. Usually acute trauma, poisoning, blood parasites, kidney disease, bladder disease, stones, etc. will cause hematuria.

1. Yellow urine

It may be bilirubin in the urine. The concentration of bilirubin in the urine increases when red blood cells are destroyed and liver disease occurs. If the eyes, skin or gums also turn yellow or orange at the same time, take it to your pet doctor immediately. Of course, getting angry or some foods with pigments can also cause the dog's urine to turn yellow.

2. Colorless, cloudy urine

After drinking a lot of water, the urine becomes clear because of the large amount of urine produced. Cloudy urine can be an infection because mucus and cells from the bladder are mixed in the urine. Nephropathy caused by some reasons may cause the above conditions. If there is no urine or polyuria, in-depth examinations such as biochemical and urine routine should be done.

Dogs will suffer from some diseases without special symptoms as they get older, so as owners, they should detect and treat them as soon as possible to prevent the deterioration of the disease and endanger the life of the dog. Therefore, if conditions permit, you can take your dog to a professional medical examination center for inspection every year to ensure the dog's health.