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Strange behavior
Hello!
Need some advice the vet assistant didnt know what to suggest.
She's been kept in the kitchen at home in case she has accidents so its easier to clean up.
She started peeing & pooing inside so I turned a little light on and she was ok for a ew night but she's started again...
She gets walked twice a day, get out in the garden right before bed and she's let out at 6.15am every morning, so she's not going hours and hours without being out.
I just don't know what's going on with her?!
Were in Inverness right now and the first 5 nights she didnt do anything overnight but last night she pooed and peed last night?!
Whats going on?!?! x
Need some advice the vet assistant didnt know what to suggest.
She's been kept in the kitchen at home in case she has accidents so its easier to clean up.
She started peeing & pooing inside so I turned a little light on and she was ok for a ew night but she's started again...
She gets walked twice a day, get out in the garden right before bed and she's let out at 6.15am every morning, so she's not going hours and hours without being out.
I just don't know what's going on with her?!
Were in Inverness right now and the first 5 nights she didnt do anything overnight but last night she pooed and peed last night?!
Whats going on?!?! x
Re: Strange behavior
Try going back to basics with the training of going out about every hour with her and see if she goes to toilet. Give praise when she does. Make sure that the area where she has toileted is properly cleaned.
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Re: Strange behavior
kathytake2 wrote:Try going back to basics with the training of going out about every hour with her and see if she goes to toilet. Give praise when she does. Make sure that the area where she has toileted is properly cleaned.
Yes, I'd go back to basics again. How soon after food does she poo/pee?
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Re: Strange behavior
what time is her last meal of the day and what is she feed on?
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Re: Strange behavior
she's not coming into season.
She eats at 6pm and shes on harringtons
Yesterday abnd today she's been off her food.... That is SO NOT Lola!
She usually eats straight away
Really worried now
She eats at 6pm and shes on harringtons
Yesterday abnd today she's been off her food.... That is SO NOT Lola!
She usually eats straight away
Really worried now
Re: Strange behavior
Could be a little infection? Or just maybe a bit out of sorts.
Give her a day or two & if she doesn't pick up pay a visit to her personal physician!
Give her a day or two & if she doesn't pick up pay a visit to her personal physician!
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Re: Strange behavior
Caryll wrote:Could be a little infection? Or just maybe a bit out of sorts.
Give her a day or two & if she doesn't pick up pay a visit to her personal physician!
I will do
She's fine in herself, wanting walkies and playing fine just not eating :/
no wee-wee or poo-poo last night though
Re: Strange behavior
If she isn't eating or using the bathroom I would advise taking her to the vet
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