Urinary incontinence in dogs is a very frustrating, yet common, problem seen especially in adult and senior male dogs and cats. There are many possible causes for urinary incontinence that need to be ruled out by veterinarians, including infection, urinary tract stones, anatomic defects, polyps and tumors, depending on the age, sex and breed of… [Read more]

Urinary incontinence is another very common presentation in the veterinary clinic, especially in middle aged to older dogs, and much less commonly in cats. Urinary incontinence can have many potential causes in pets, ranging from simple urinary tract infections, bladder stones, inadequate hormonal levels in spayed or neutered animals, as well as tumors in older… [Read more]