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Incontinent dog

furtzy · 2007-09-21 07:55:21

Has anyone ever successfully treated an incontinent bitch with oestrogen replacement tablets. We recently got a little 4 year old spayed bitch from a shelter and she has a little urinary incontinence problem. Apparently this is quite common after spaying. The vet has now put her on oestrogen supplements to hopefully cure…

21-09-2007 7:55am

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furtzy

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Has anyone ever successfully treated an incontinent bitch with oestrogen replacement tablets. We recently got a little 4 year old spayed bitch from a shelter and she has a little urinary incontinence problem. Apparently this is quite common after spaying. The vet has now put her on oestrogen supplements to hopefully cure this so I was curious on the success rate of this

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#2 21-09-2007 8:49am

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My friend's King Charles Spaniel had this problem after being spayed and takes her tablet every day now. It has sorted out out the problem successfully. They have missed her tablet for a couple of days on occasion though, and the problem returns then so they have to be organised about it.

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