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Urilin is used to control the leaking of urine which occurs in some bitches after they have been spayed. It helps to increase the tone of the muscles near the exit to the bladder so that inadvertent passage of urine while at rest is prevented. Urilin is given three times daily at first. Once leaking has stopped, it is sometime possible to gradually reduce the quantity or frequency of the Urilin administered. Urilin is provided in a squeezable plastic bottle and the dose is measured by counting the number of drops which are added to food. One drop of Urilin is required per 2.34kg bodyweight three times daily at the full starting dose.
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excellent product
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This is the only drug for incontinence we can use for our dog,we tried others but they gave her hair loss .
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Magic drops , worked after 2 doses
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Works a treat
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I have a very old dog with spayed bitch incontinence, this product works.......
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Urilin Syrup for Dogs, including answers from our team.
Amy
I was just wondering if there are any long term effects following an overdose of urilin?
It is very unlikely there would be any long-term effects from this at all, as long as the future dose is correct.
dora
dog is always licking and chewing her bits, drops to the floor and turns like some thing has bitten her bits. she has been to the vets. and has been on this medication for 18 months
This is not a side effect of the medication. Almost certainly the treatment is proving not to be 100% effective and she is tending to leak a little urine periodically, maybe sitting in it. If the skin there is frequently moist with urine then it will feel very sore and she will turn to it when she gets sudden feelings of discomfort as she moves around. I would think that you should explain to your vet that this is happening. Lots of bitches need to be on a full dose 3 times per day for it to be effective. You need to check that she is on the correct amount for her body weight. Alternatively and better still, she could go onto a hormone replacement pill (assuming she has been spayed - most bitches needing this treatment have). There is a tablet called Incurin which is extremely effective for this, especially when combined with Urilin (often at just a half dose). Your vet might also recommend a cream like Fuciderm to be applied to the skin twice daily. This could make it more comfortable very quickly.
