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No one wants to be ‘that’ house. And by ‘that’ house I mean the one that your friends might avoid because if they sit on the couch they might get an unpleasant whiff of pee.
And yes, as we all know, one thing that comes along with having a pet is usually a struggle with pet urination problems in female dogs, male dogs, and in cats. Whether it's submissive urination, bladder infections, kidney disease, common medical problems, dribbling small amounts of urine, urinary tract infection, a dog who needs house trained, bladder stones, or other pet health issues, chances are as a pet parent you will deal with urinary incontinence.
Save your home from being ‘that’ house because your cat or dog urinates in various places of it, by checking out the pet urination articles below to learn more about how to avoid, prevent and find solutions to pet urination problems in dogs and cats.
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Is your dog peeing a lot? Should you worry?
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The Bad Effects of Dog Urine Odor in Our Homes
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Identifying Excitement Urination in Dogs
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Cat urinary tract problems and infections
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What Can I Give My Cat for a Very Strong Urine Smell?
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What to do about common urinary problems in cats
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Inability to Urinate in Dogs
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Dog Urinary Health
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Cranberry and Your Pet's Urinary Health
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Bladder Stones in Dogs
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Lack of Bladder Control in Dogs
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Why do dogs sniff before they pee?
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Kidney Problems in Dogs
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What Causes Bladder Infections in Dogs?
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The Many Uses of Pet Parents® Pawtect™ Pads
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How to Tell If Your Dog Is Marking or Urinating
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