Sophie has been peeing in her sleep. I have brought her to the vet and they says she does not have diabetes, bladder stones or UTI. Not sure what else To do.

Hello, some female dogs will have urinary incontinence as they get older from the failure of their sphincter muscles in the bladder to work correctly. It would be best for you to ask your vet about incontinence medication for your dog. I have also found vetrascience bladder strength treats help.

Hi my baby girl "Jemma", never ever goes potty inside on the floor, on furniture, let alone right where she's sleeping and as shes still asleep. I'm getting very concerned. This started the day before yesterday.

It sounds like her bladder is inflamed and/or irritated. Causes will range from bladder stones to an infection or even a congenital defect. At her age, it's very unlikely to be a sinister cause We need her examined by a vet and you should bring a fresh urine sample for them to check.

Hi. My bulldog"Jemma", never ever goes pee insids on the floor let along in her bed as she's asleep. I'm concerned

It's possible there is an underlying lying medical issue here such as a urinary tract infection. The first step would be a vet check and a urine analysis. She may well need some medicine such as antibiotics .

He's always done alot of twitching an whimpering in his sleep but most recently he has been peeing a little bit in his sleep

Hi there. Urinating while asleep indicates incontinence which can have several causes including a sphincter muscle incompetence, urinary infection etc. He should be checked over and the vet will likely run bloods and urine tests to get to the bottom of things.

Thank you for your question. At 6 months, it is possible that he just doesn't urinate when he is outside before bed, and he may need a little focus. Taking him for a walk before bed may help. If that does not help, then having him seen by a veterinarian to make sure that he does not have a problem would be a good idea.