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Client handout: Help! My dog is leaking!
Author(s)Sarah J. Wooten, DVM
Your clients have noticed their dog leaving wet spots behind. Heres a handout to help explain whats wrong and how you can help.
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Incontinence in dogs can be a situation your veterinary clients have never thought of before. Managing a leaky pet can be even more unheard of. Fetch dvm360 conference speaker and incontinence expert India Lane, DVM, DACVM, feels your (and your client's) pain in dealing with this. Ease their minds with this client handout where she covers what incontinence is, why it might be caused and what can be done about it. Click the handout below or
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