How can I Help my Dachshund with bladder problems?
A natural remedy to assist this problem is Better-Bladder Control Formula. This homeopathic formula has worked wonders for many dogs in this situation. The remedy helps restore bladder control and improves muscle strength in bladder and urethra.
How old is mini dachshund when she pees?
Our mini dachshund is 12 years old, and has had 3 or 4 healthy litters from the age of three. She has been very healthy, with a good weight and body and acts like a puppy still. The only sign of aging is she is white on her muzzle and has the beginning of cataracts. The last week she has been urinating for a long time.
Is it possible to keep a dachshund for most of her life?
In general, your Dachshund will probably stay pretty healthy throughout most of her life. Know how to recognize common health issues in Dachshunds so you can get your dog the right treatment right away. When treated promptly, most conditions can be treated successfully.
What should I do if my dachshund has disk problems?
Exercise your dog; it promotes strong muscles and healthy tissues. Discourage your Dachshund from jumping up on or down from furniture or other to difficult and high places (off the bed, into the car, etc.) as this causes shock on the disks.
A natural remedy to assist this problem is Better-Bladder Control Formula. This homeopathic formula has worked wonders for many dogs in this situation. The remedy helps restore bladder control and improves muscle strength in bladder and urethra.
Our mini dachshund is 12 years old, and has had 3 or 4 healthy litters from the age of three. She has been very healthy, with a good weight and body and acts like a puppy still. The only sign of aging is she is white on her muzzle and has the beginning of cataracts. The last week she has been urinating for a long time.
How to treat back problems in Dachshunds without surgery?
Treating The Back Problems Without Surgery Determine if medical therapy will effectively treat the back problem. Reduce your dachshund’s pain. Treat your dachshund’s muscle spasms. Treat the infection. Keep your dachshund confined in her cage or crate. Do not overfeed your dachshund.
Is there such a thing as a miniature dachshund?
I’ve become pretty knowledgeable about the Dachshund breed, both standard and miniature Dachshunds, in the 18 years since I became a Dachshund owner. Note: there are only two official sizes in the US where I live – Tweenie is a casual “classification” not recognized by the AKC and there is no such thing as a “toy” or “teacup” Dachshund.
