buddy is losing control and poops as he walks along. He has pooped in his sleep and in the house. He feels very embarrassed when it happens but he seems to be doing it more and more. I can take him out and he'll pee, come walk throug the house and poop as he walks. I think he's lost feeling back there. We had blood work done but they said that was fine. We changed his food, started feeding him mid morning and he still has the same issues.
Kristina McCurdy says:
September 29th, 2008 at 05:57 PM
Hello and thank you for your question. I know this must be frustrating for you and buddy. He may not even know he is pooping. How old is buddy?and if you truly feel that the source of his problem is nuerological ask your vet about doing a spinal exam and even x-rays, although,most vets recommend an MRI in order to see nuerological.
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