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        <title>Ruby and her bladder - Life with the Puggies - pugzrule&apos;s Blog - SacPaws.com</title>
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        <description>After spending enough time with our canine kids, you get to know their behaviors pretty thoroughly.&amp;nbsp; As I blogged a few days ago, Miss Ruby was showing symptoms of another bladder infection....lethargy, dragging her booty, peeing more.&amp;nbsp; The telltale sign was having her wake me up like clockwork between 2-3am the last few nights to go out to pee.&amp;nbsp; Usually she sleeps through the night and is often a total slug in the mornings so I knew it was probably another bladder infection.&amp;nbsp; The vet confirmed it and now we&#039;re on a 10-day course of antibiotics.&amp;nbsp; This is the third infection in the past year which is most likely from a bladder stone that was found on a CT scan last summer while we were in Sacramento.&amp;nbsp; I think it&#039;s time to explore the possibility of having the stone removed since its presence will only continue to aggravate Ruby&#039;s bladder.&amp;nbsp; In humans they can use laser lithotripsy to break up stones which is very effective but I&#039;m not sure that&#039;s an option with dogs.&amp;nbsp; Better do my homework.
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        <itunes:summary>After spending enough time with our canine kids, you get to know their behaviors pretty thoroughly.&amp;nbsp; As I blogged a few days ago, Miss Ruby was showing symptoms of another bladder infection....lethargy, dragging her booty, peeing more.&amp;nbsp; The telltale sign was having her wake me up like clockwork between 2-3am the last few nights to go out to pee.&amp;nbsp; Usually she sleeps through the night and is often a total slug in the mornings so I knew it was probably another bladder infection.&amp;nbsp; The vet confirmed it and now we&#039;re on a 10-day course of antibiotics.&amp;nbsp; This is the third infection in the past year which is most likely from a bladder stone that was found on a CT scan last summer while we were in Sacramento.&amp;nbsp; I think it&#039;s time to explore the possibility of having the stone removed since its presence will only continue to aggravate Ruby&#039;s bladder.&amp;nbsp; In humans they can use laser lithotripsy to break up stones which is very effective but I&#039;m not sure that&#039;s an option with dogs.&amp;nbsp; Better do my homework.
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