My dog just started having bowel incontinence today it happened 3 xs .. why wld thys all of a sudden started happening

My dog isn’t acting strange besides that she pooped in her cage today while we were gone. She only does this when she has diarrhea and has an accident. Some of the poop in the cage was formed, it was soft but formed. Also she then threw up a small amount of bike with one piece of grass an hour later. Then she was looking outside and say a neighbor and she peed while standing up. Her crotch is dripping pee.

I am fostering a sweet 5 year old boston terrier/frenchie mix, rescued from a puppy mill. She was overbred causing complete incontinence, both bowel and bladder. Please, if you know of any specialists that could help her I would love to see if its possible. Currently she wears a diaper, and it is very difficult. Thank you

For the past few weeks, Bennie has started leaving little surprise poop nuggets around the house. He does not seem to even know he is doing it, and otherwise has his normal poop patterns (tells us when he has to go, holds it fine when we aren't home, etc). For his whole life he has been an excellent dog for housebreaking with very few accidents in many years. Recently, maybe a couple of times a week, we will find a small poop, like the size of a golf ball or smaller, that has somehow "slipped out". One time even in bed. It seems very random. He also has had some other issues that we have not yet resolved, so maybe they are related. 2.5 years ago he had cervical vertebrae surgery as he was having gait issues and it was a disc and a spur (if I remember correctly). He had seemed to recover from that, but recently I have been suspicious of similar symptoms to what we saw then (still to get more tests done for that). Could these be related? We put him on tramadol as he seemed in some pain and also carprophen as it may be some inflammation (vet recommended that one).

Emma is a 14 year old Bijon. She has a very difficult case of diabetes. She is deaf, blind due to cataracts and has many bowel accidents while sleeping. She is also losing strength in her hind legs. She has ear infections and eye infections and the vet said borderline Cushing disease. Is it time. I take her to the vet constantly. This is so cruel.

Our 10 yr old shepherd mix Sam, began Fecal incontinence 3 yrs ago. For a couple yrs the poop would shoot out whenever he was agitated, barking crazily. Then we found poops in his bed in the mornings. Now we are finding poops randomly. Our vet has tried acupuncture. He eats 4Health salmon & potato, fed twice daily. I also give him a spoonful of coconut oil on food 3-4 times a week. At times when taking a poop he

Our 11 yr old miniature schnauzer develop a very severe case of diarrhea. We took her to the vet and after meds, and several changes in dog food we thought the issue was finally resolved. It was determined that our dog had to go on a low-fat diet. The solution was short-lived or should I say partially resolved. Our dog lost a lot of weight and don't know if it's related but soon after all this began she started to lose her vision too. We increased her intake from 1 cup a day to two cups a day which has helped in her putting on weight but she is still very thin and trail looking, and very quickly (seemed almost like overnight) lost all her vision. Diarrhea continues to be an issue and she is now unable to hold it until we get her to the dog run. She goes anytime and anywhere she has the urge. She is crated at night, nothing new she has always been crated at night, but she now defecates in her crate. Whereas before she would let us know she has to go outside. I guess that is also a concern, she no longer lets us know she has to go. We have started to restrict her to a single room and have lined the room with pee pads. But as you can imagine the odor is horrendous even worse her urine also smells rotten. Are we in denial, are we keeping her longer than we should?