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woodsprite

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7. If it's not a UTI, she may need to take Proin

Reply to Archae (Original post)

Tue Apr 25, 2023, 10:40 PM

Apr 2023

My elderly female dog would dribble pee, and the Proin fixed her right up. My male vet was trying to so gingerly tell me about females, aging, and bladder control.

I remember it being rather inexpensive. It took a few days to work, but then it was great. Her dribbling would return if we screwed up and didn’t reorder it on schedule.

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My calico cat Charlotte has a problem. [View all] Archae Apr 2023 OP

Could be a UTI or kidney problem and she's trying to tell you. Laffy Kat Apr 2023 #1

+1 2naSalit Apr 2023 #2

Could be a UTI, easily treated with antibiotics. Ocelot II Apr 2023 #3

Agreed. AltairIV Apr 2023 #4

Have you seen it happen? One of my now-deceased elder cats started having seizures in her RockRaven Apr 2023 #5

Couple times, and I'd yell at her. Archae Apr 2023 #6

Don't yell at her; she can't help it. Ocelot II Apr 2023 #8

If it's not a UTI, she may need to take Proin woodsprite Apr 2023 #7

Seems this began in January and has been chronic Donkees Apr 2023 #9