Three months ago, my 2.5-year-old pug had blood in his urine and showed symptoms like frequent urination and pain while urinating. We took him to a vet who diagnosed it as a UTI and prescribed amoxicillin tablets for five days. After completing the medication, he seemed fine, but the same symptoms returned after 15-20 days. We went back to the vet, who suggested an X-ray. However, my dog resisted the X-ray, so we did a urine culture instead, which showed the presence of E. coli bacteria. The vet prescribed another 10-day course of amoxicillin, and again, he recovered. But after 20 days, the symptoms came back, so we returned to the vet. This time, he was sedated for an X-ray and blood tests. The X-ray didn’t show any kidney stones, but the blood test revealed high levels of TLC, ABS neutrophils, and DLS neutrophils. Despite this, his kidney and liver functions were normal. The doctor then prescribed cefpet tablets for 10 days, and once again, everything seemed fine. Continuation in the comments....