Incurin is a treatment prescribed by your veterinarian to help relieve urinary incontinence in female dogs that can occur as a result of hormonal changes after spaying. It comes in a tablet form, so you can easily hide it in a pill pocket and give it as a tasty treat, or disguise it in your dog’s favorite wet food.
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Description
Incurin is a treatment prescribed by your veterinarian to help relieve urinary incontinence in female dogs that can occur as a result of hormonal changes after spaying. It comes in a tablet form, so you can easily hide it in a pill pocket and give it as a tasty treat, or disguise it in your dog’s favorite wet food.
UsesFor the control of estrogen-responsive urinary incontinence in spayed female dogs.
Possible Side EffectsPlease contact your veterinarian if your pet is suffering from gastrointestinal and estrogenic effects, or if the color or texture of your pet’s vulva changes.
Drug & Food InteractionsTalk to your veterinarian about any other drugs your pet is taking before starting this medication.
PrecautionsDo not use this medication in male pets, intact females, pets showing increased drinking and urination, pregnant and lactating females or pets under 1 year old.
Ingredients
Active Ingredients: Estriol 1 mg.
| Directions | Instructions Incurin is given by mouth once daily. The dose is not based on your dog's body weight, but you should always follow your veterinarian's precise directions. The typical dose is 1 tablet (1mg) per day for 7-14 days. If this dose seems to help after this time, speak to your vet about lowering the dose for maintenance. If the treatment is ineffective at the lower doses, go back to the dose that is effective. If treatment at 1mg daily is ineffective, the dose may be increased to 2mg daily for 7 days as directed by your veterinarian. Storage InstructionsStore at or below 77°F with excursions permitted to 104°F. |
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