angelcwmpodd
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why pmt?? coz mad cows disease was already taken ....
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Post by angelcwmpodd on Dec 10, 2009 10:56:11 GMT 1
Hi guys,i know i haven't been on here in ages but i really need help with my oldie. She's 17, a mix breed and is slowly falling apart ...bless She's lost most of her teeth,has partial sight/hearing,loss of weight and is a wee bit stiff but the main issue is that she's peeing (a fishy type pee) absolutely everywhere,and pooing wherever she happens to be at that point in time (mainly over my sons floor and bed...gross! Now i know it's normal for animals to do this when elderly but i've just got a full time job ,my father in law is terminally ill with cancer and my husband has had 2 serious asthma attacks (plus another major thing that's too sensitive to write here) and am way too knackered to come home and clean up hundreds of piles of wee and poo. What can i doooooooo?Please help Thanks in advance guys xxx
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Post by Viv on Dec 10, 2009 15:01:51 GMT 1
Are you able to confine her in a smaller area, maybe an area that can be hygienically cleaned easily
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angelcwmpodd
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why pmt?? coz mad cows disease was already taken ....
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Post by angelcwmpodd on Dec 10, 2009 16:06:35 GMT 1
She's confined whilst i'm out but in my porch which in turn gets filthy and i have to wade through it all to get to the mop and bucket... I've just come home now and she's escaped the porch and has done it all over my 4 month old sofa!! I'm not sure i can take anymore of this
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Post by Joedee on Dec 11, 2009 16:23:32 GMT 1
Vet check up asap could be UTI & needing treatment
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angelcwmpodd
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why pmt?? coz mad cows disease was already taken ....
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Post by angelcwmpodd on Dec 11, 2009 22:11:22 GMT 1
She has been to the vets yet they found no infection (UTI) and just put it down to incontinance...
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Post by trallwmfarm on Dec 12, 2009 20:18:35 GMT 1
Ange ring us at TF. Debbie has an incredible knowledge of doggy drugs and may be able to offer support. www.safepets.co.uk
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