Re: [pyrnet] medication causing incontinence?

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In a message dated 07/28/2000 4:44:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
lochsloy@eagnet.com writes:

<< Subj:     Re: [pyrnet] medication causing incontinence?
 Date:  07/28/2000 4:44:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time
 From:  lochsloy@eagnet.com (Dennis & Marie McFarland)
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 From: "Katie Allison Granju" <kgranju@yahoo.com>
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 Sent: Friday, July 28, 2000 4:28 PM
 Subject: [pyrnet] medication causing incontinence?
 
 
 > Leo had an anti-inflammatory shot and is now being
 > treated with oral Cephalexen for itchy, scabby spots
 > that popped up on his back. He had the shot two days
 > ago and I am giving him the antibiotic every day. Now
 > he is peeing everywhere and this is dog who has not
 > had a housetraining accident since he was 4 months
 > old. Is this from the oral medication or the shot? How
 > long will it last?
 >
 > Katie
 >
 Have you called your vet to inquire if the meds could be causing Leo's
 incontinence? I don't know anything about these medications. Sorry.
 Marie and Beau
 
 
 
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  >>
  I have had the same reaction to both antibiotics, and prednisone which is a 
cortisteriod. As soon as I've stopped the medication the housetraining 
problem has gone away.    Charlie