It might surprise you to learn that while dehydration is not good for your pet, so is too much intake of water. When your pet takes too much water, it could be a sign indicating the presence of a medical, behavioral, or psychological problem. However, there are instances when an increase in water intake won’t be much of a concern. Pets may drink more water than usual during a warm, sunny day or after engaging in various physical activities.
When there’s an increase in water intake (called polydipsia), it can exert stress on your pet’s urinary system and would also increase the amount and frequency of urination (called polyuria). The causes for this could be kidney disease, liver disease, hyperthyroidism, and diabetes mellitus.
Being alert to any changes in your pet’s water intake or frequency of urination will enable you to seek proper medical attention as early as possible to prevent more serious complications. Be sure to make an appointment with your vet clinic Acupuncture sooner rather than later.
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