[NAGDU] Peeing in her sleep was Wild to pee

[Tracy Carcione]

Hi Debby.
I've had that problem of peeing in her sleep with 2 dogs.  It's spayed bitch
incontinence, probably.  Amba got it in middle age, but Echo got it pretty
young.  
It's easily controlled with a pill, which didn't seem to have any
side-effects that I could tell.
Echo got the pill most of her working life, which was otherwise long and
healthy.  I didn't want her to pee some place when we were out, like my
office, a restaurant, or anything like that. When she peed in her sleep, it
was quite a puddle.
Tracy


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Subject: Re: [NAGDU] Wild to pee

Hey Tracy, Nova rarely drinks at work, either.  Once in a while she will,
but gengally she'll have a big drink before we leave for work, and then once
she gets home she'll drink a whole bunch of water.  She has peed a couple
times in the house, which is very unlike her.  She'll fall asleep and then
pee in her sleep.  
The only time I had a dog do that was cy first dog who was taking steroids
because of her flea allergy.  Nova is now going out to park more often too.
Otherwise she seems healthy.  I think it's perhaps a thing about being away
from home and drinking water, or 
not drinking water.  I've had other dogs be that way.    Debby

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