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Today, Iâd like to discuss struvite stones and crystals. Struvite stones are a type of bladder stone that occurs in both dogs and cats. Theyâre also called triple phosphate and magnesium ammonium phosphate stones. Magnesium, ammonia, and phosphate are common elements in urine.
(Many dogs do this on the carpet or furniture as well.) Dogs also dig when trying to get warm or stay cool, to entertain themselves, to bury valued items, and when hunting ground-dwelling animals. Why Dogs Dig. Keeping Cool and Comfortable. Dogs often dig and circle to make a comfortable bed. If a dog is especially hot or cold, she may dig to find a warmer or cooler place to rest. Holes are often strategically located in cool or warm areas, such as in the shade, underneath bushes or outdoor furniture. Entertainment. Many dogs love to dig.