INCURIN 30 TABLETS | FOR URINARY INCONTINENCE IN DOGS

Finding a puddle in the bed of a spayed dog can be very worrying. INCURIN 30 TABLETS contains estriol, a short-acting estrogen, and is used when urine leakage is due to sphincter incompetence following ovariectomy.

For what do you use it

The manufacturer indicates it for hormone-dependent urinary incontinence in ovariectomized female dogs. It aims to restore bladder control and prevent leakage. It is not a product for intact female dogs or for all causes of incontinence: a veterinarian should confirm the cause before starting treatment.

How it is presented

• Each tablet contains 1 mg of estriol.
• Container of 30 tablets.
• Dosage adjustable according to each dog's response.
• There is no relationship between body weight and dose.

How it is administered

The starting dosage is usually one tablet per day. If the dog responds well, this is reduced to half a tablet; if there is no improvement, it can be increased to two tablets, without exceeding that maximum. In some cases, it is given every other day. A veterinary check-up every six months is recommended. It should not be used in dogs with polyuria-polydipsia syndrome, estrogen-dependent tumors, or neurological conditions or bladder cancer.

FAQ

What effects might my dog ​​experience with INCURIN 30 TABLETS?

With high doses, swelling of the vulva or breasts, attraction of males and, rarely, vaginal bleeding.

How long do we have to give it?

The veterinarian decides, adjusting the dose to the minimum effective dose and checking every six months.

Can it be given to a whole female dog?

No, it has only been studied in ovariectomized female dogs.

What if I forget a take?

Don't double it. Resume your usual schedule and ask your veterinarian.

Are there long-term risks?

Estrogens can stimulate tumor growth in organs with estrogen receptors, which is why regular monitoring is important.

If your dog suddenly starts leaking urine, go to the vet first to find out the cause.