by Malli » August 26th, 2009, 2:59 am
increased thirst in combination with incontinence could mean there is involvement with the kidneys.
If she has a UTI there may be no other signs besides incontinence, straining to urinate (she thinks she has to go but doesn't-wich can also be hard to see with girls), and foul smelling urine.
If it were my dog, I would take her in. Any time a well house trained and reliable dog has an accident (particularly one that she wasn't intially aware of - like if she had intentionally squatted), IMO it is cause for concern, either to remedy the discomfort (this is a mild word) of a UTI or catch something else early...
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