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Old Collie drinking a lot of water and weeing a river afterwards

Ms Doubtfire1 · 2017-12-22 10:00:31

Hi, bit puzzled here. My 14 year old collie is drinking a lot (really a LOT ) of water and than starts weeing without him even noticing it.The moment he notices he starts walking to the door while still weeing. Not really pleasant lol..i keep old towels and mobs handy.had him to the vet but all his functions are normal. No…

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Ms Doubtfire1

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Hi,
bit puzzled here. My 14 year old collie is drinking a lot (really a LOT ) of water and than starts weeing without him even noticing it.The moment he notices he starts walking to the door while still weeing. Not really pleasant lol..i keep old towels and mobs handy.had him to the vet but all his functions are normal. No diabetes, no kidney problems not pelvic weakness.
It also transpired that he only does this at home.He staid with a friend for a few days recently and no problems whatso ever..anyone any idea??

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aonb

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wow, thats an odd one.
Dementia?

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