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Some bitches which have been spayed will leak urine when they are asleep or at rest. This condition, which can start to happen a few years later, is partly due to the different hormone levels found. Incurin contains a low dose of Estriol, an oestrogen which acts on the bladder and urethra to help prevent urine leaking ("sphincter mechanism incontinence"). Usually the dose is one tablet per day, or a maximum of 2 daily. Many bitches show a good response and after a period of time, the dose can be reduced, or given on alternate days. Medication is usually required lifelong.
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Brilliant . Used it for 2 years now for my boxer and has saved a lot of mess and washing
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Incurin is not something that will work overnight ,you have to be patient in our case,but worth it in the long run.
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Works for my girl, easy to administer
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Has kept our greyhound from wetting herself or her bedding, etc over a number of years. Seems to be side effect free. Ordering from Viovet has saved us £30 per packet
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This product works really well for my 10 year old springer spaniel she has not has not wet her self since going on them and even lowered her dosage that she is meant to have and is just as affective
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Incurin 1mg Tablets for Dogs, including answers from our team.
Julie
My dog has been on Incurin for about 3 weeks and has become very itchy. She is constantly nibbling at herself all over and has a rash at the topo of her leg/belly.
Theoretically any medication can result in some sort of adverse reaction and an itchy skin is what sometimes happens. Having said that, there are a huge number of dogs which develop itchy skins, often at this time of year, and they are not on Incurin or anything else. The sensible thing would be to asky your vet if it would be safe to stop the Incurin and see what happens for a week or two. My feeling is that there is a high chance that the Incurin is nothing to do with it, but if the two things started at the same time, one has to be suspicious of the Incurin. A more likely reason would be an allergy to fleas or something. Are you treating for fleas? Have you seen any at all? Have you looked carefully(and for flea droppings in the coat)? It could be the Incurin but more likely something else. Either way, you need to find out what it is.
