@jerry Why do you think it is a UTI? What breed is she? Age? Is she going more often? Small amounts? Straining? Is she in discomfort/welping when she tries to pee? Is there any vaginal discharge? Any blood in the urine? Any change in diet or water intake? Any change in peeing habits? Any recent stress? Your vet will put her on a course of Amoxicillin. Even if you had some I would not recommend treating until you could see a vet. Try get her to take water. Straining but nothing coming = emergency
@nf3xn I can’t say for certain it’s a UTI, but she is frantic with barking and licking her vulva and just generally super unsettled. She doesn’t seem to have a problem with peeing, and is drinking normally.
She’s a 10 year old English cream retriever that had one UTI I can recall years ago.
I called the vet and they recommended Benadryl until she can get in tomorrow.
@jerry Excessive licking can be a UTI or something else irritating her. Antihistamine might help with itching and will knock her out. Is she wormed? If she isn't lethargic or vomiting, and can still pass water it will probably keep until you can see your vet. The vet will need to palpate. Hope she feels better soon, poor baby.
@jerry I'd massage the area lightly if not painful to see if there was pus or obstruction. Go to another vet or ER. Maybe your vet will call in antibiotics today.
@jerry Cranberries or real cranberry juice might be able to help, but I guess too much can irritate dogs stomachs. D-mannose, I believe, is also safe for cats and dogs. But that may be more preventative.