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Peeing/Non-Peeing

Dunny · 2012-09-27 21:16:06

Our 4 month old lab was going around acting as if she was peeing but didnt actually pee. She done it quite a few times within a period of ten minutes. She was a bit hyper at the time because we had a guest over. It was mentioned to me that it could be a kidney infection?

27-09-2012 9:16pm

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Our 4 month old lab was going around acting as if she was peeing but didnt actually pee. She done it quite a few times within a period of ten minutes.

She was a bit hyper at the time because we had a guest over.

It was mentioned to me that it could be a kidney infection?

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#2 27-09-2012 9:41pm

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Is she doing this all the time recently, or was this a one-off event when the visitor arrived?
Keep a close eye on her, with a view to bringing her to the vet if you see this happening again.

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#3 27-09-2012 9:46pm

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Once off. First time she has done it.

I will keep an eye on her. If it happens again I will take her to our vet.

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