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isabella is peeing a lot!

J

Jacquiepoppins

Young Bun
hi, have noted in last few days that isabella is peeing a lot is this just because it is warm - yes even in the Wets of Scotland!! Or should i be watching for anything else, her bottom has been very wet too, worried she will get sore.
 
My Inca gets wet down below from time to time, she is prone to Urinary Tract Infections, they are generally cleared up by a course of antibiotics.

Another cause can be EC, that can cause excessive thirst and thus excess peeing.

If she is wet below for any length of time then she will more than likely get urine scald, and this is very sore for a bunster.

A vets appointment should be able to determine the cause x

Good Luck x
 
Is she weeing in unusual places?
Id get her to the vets for some abx and maybe get her tested for EC to be on the safe side :wave:
 
I would make an appointment to see a vet. Drinking more can be a symptom of dental pain and also problems elsewhere.
 
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