[NAGDU] Peeing in the office

[Raven Tolliver]

Oh Tracy,
I hope the vet does figure out something and can provide a resolution.
If not, it might just be from stress.
It really sounds like a bladder or kidney issue. He's an adult now,
and he should be able to hold his water until he gets outside. If he
can't, there certainly is a health issue the vet is missing.
If you can, visiting a veterinary chiropractor is a viable option.
However, we all have our limits on what we are willing to deal with.
Urinating indoors is understandably very burdensome.
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On 1/12/16, Tracy Carcione via NAGDU <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> The last 2 days, I've given Krokus his usual drink, about 2 cups, when we
> come into the office, then taken him out in about 90 minutes, and he's
> still dribbled on the floor on the way to the exit.  This is really
> unacceptable.  People have been nice about it, but peeing in the office is
> just no good.
> If the vet can't figure out something, I'm thinking about sending him
> back.  I need a healthy dog, not one I have to run out all the time.
> I guess I could not give him water when we come in, but it doesn't seem
> right to leave him thirsty all day.
> Ugh.
> Tracy
>
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