My 12+ male beagle is having a problem holding his urine. He goes often lately and I used diapers at night time so he doesn't pee on the floor. I had him to the vet and was told his prostate on one side is slightly enlarged. She is suggesting numerous testing. This dog was the product of inbreeding and is on seizure meds, thyroid meds, eye meds because 8 years ago he had cataract surgery and numerous expensive dental work. He appears fine in every other way. What can I give him to either shrink or control the prostate and keep him comfortable and maybe slow down his incontenence.I know this is a complicated issue.

He’s urinating himself day or night

Can prescription medications help treaat submissive urination in dogs?

ICan’t get an appointment because of the holidays I was just wondering if I can get some kind of cream to help her get through telling an appointment

ICan’t get an appointment because of the holidays I was just wondering if I can get some kind of cream to help her get through telling an appointment

ICan’t get an appointment because of the holidays I was just wondering if I can get some kind of cream to help her get through telling an appointment

I have a 5 month old German Shepherd that urinates when people come over that he is not used to. I have had people not acknowlege him for the first 20 minutes and he still urinates. Will getting him neutered help his submissive urination problem? Is there anything else that will help this frustrating problem?

I have a 5 month old German Shepherd that urinates when people come over that he is not used to. I have had people not acknowlege him for the first 20 minutes and he still urinates. Will getting him neutered help his submissive urination problem? Is there anything else that will help this frustrating problem?

I have a 5 month old German Shepherd that urinates when people come over that he is not used to. I have had people not acknowlege him for the first 20 minutes and he still urinates. Will getting him neutered help his submissive urination problem? Is there anything else that will help this frustrating problem?

My dog was hit by car. Had hip displacement, has recovered fully from that except for nerve damage. He has no tail movement and no sensation of bowel or urine sensation . He is very active, but the incontinence is very difficult

My dog was hit by car. Had hip displacement, has recovered fully from that except for nerve damage. He has no tail movement and no sensation of bowel or urine sensation . He is very active, but the incontinence is very difficult

My dog was hit by car. Had hip displacement, has recovered fully from that except for nerve damage. He has no tail movement and no sensation of bowel or urine sensation . He is very active, but the incontinence is very difficult

My dog is about 2 and he still pees when he's in trouble, sometimes when my husband or I come home, sometimes he does it when he thinks he's about to get attention (I asked him to sit to get a string off his foot; he sat and then dribbled when I looked at him). He does it very unexpectedly at random times. We know he has a lot of energy and he has anxiety. We give him some CBD, which helps some. I've never seen an adult dog have accidents so often. Every dog I've seen grows out of it. We aren't sure what to do.

My dog is about 2 and he still pees when he's in trouble, sometimes when my husband or I come home, sometimes he does it when he thinks he's about to get attention (I asked him to sit to get a string off his foot; he sat and then dribbled when I looked at him). He does it very unexpectedly at random times. We know he has a lot of energy and he has anxiety. We give him some CBD, which helps some. I've never seen an adult dog have accidents so often. Every dog I've seen grows out of it. We aren't sure what to do.

My dog is about 2 and he still pees when he's in trouble, sometimes when my husband or I come home, sometimes he does it when he thinks he's about to get attention (I asked him to sit to get a string off his foot; he sat and then dribbled when I looked at him). He does it very unexpectedly at random times. We know he has a lot of energy and he has anxiety. We give him some CBD, which helps some. I've never seen an adult dog have accidents so often. Every dog I've seen grows out of it. We aren't sure what to do.