The bitch is a medium size (approx 25kgs) lab cross aged 9/10 years.Her owner is an elderly lady who up to recently has been very active tho possibly forgetful about the dogs medication. The incontinance, I think, has been happening for some time and various medications tried (as I have said before maybe not administered regularly). The owner has been taken into hospital and I am boarding the bitch. My Vet has prescribed Propalyn 50 units twice daily which she has now had for a week. This incontinance isn't just seepidge when she is asleep but constant drops,which are clear but slightly sticky. When she goes for a walk she has a fairly normal (quantity wise) pee. Has any one any experience of this sort of incontinance. It was hoped that the owner would be able to take her into the inevitable nursing home when she comes out of hospital but I doubt they would be too keen on a dripping bitch.
Lynn

Lynn
Had a bitch once that leaked fairly constantly, tried various things from vet, didn't work very well, then discovered Denes Greenleaf tablets, worked a treat, stopped the leaking completely, if it ever started up again which it did occasionally, a few days back on the Greenleaf tablets and then she would be dry again for months.
Steph

Hi
There are alternatives to Propalin so keep with it for another week as I think if she hasn't been having regular medication it does take time to build up again. If not go back to the vets. They may increase the dose or change her medication.

HTH

Lucy
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Incurin is sometimes more effective; also many people have achieved success with a grain free diet; however this may not be practical in this case.