My dog has Candida in urine. What are the symptoms and treatment?

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Name: Avior Age: 6Y 2M Below received Urine test report from lab Dear Sir / Ma’am, Please find attached, completed Lab reports of Avior No. 7952 (Ref: BC01/0517/50) for investigation carried out at DR. JOSHI'S CENTRAL CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY lab.DR. JOSHI'S CENTRAL CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY lab.If you have any questions/concerns please contact your healthcare provider below Laboratory Name: DR. JOSHI'S CENTRAL CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY Mobile:+918097898426. Pet's info: Dog | Belgian Tervuren | Male | unneutered | 6 years and 2 months old | 105 lbs

Christie Long, DVM · Accepted Answer

I'm not sure exactly what your question is, but this appears to be a urine culture report that suggests that the yeast organism Candida was isolated from your dog's urine sample. This is a pretty rare finding in dogs, as Candida is a more common human urinary tract pathogen. Deciding what to do next will center on whether Avior is truly "clinical" (has symptoms of) a urinary tract infection or not. If he does, an antifungal drug, such as fluconazole, may help to resolve the situation.

My dog has Candida in urine. What are the symptoms and treatment?

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