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Have you tried taking her for a walk immediately before bedtime?
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I have a similar problem with my dog Ace and because my border terrier has to have hypoallergenic food I changed to Sainsburys hypoallergenic food and I use wet and dry mixed together. They will drink more on just dry food as they need the water for it to dissolve in their stomachs. I also use multi vitamins and probiotics.Had a nightmare getting her to have a balanced food since I got her, she has/had phases of accidents and this seemed to slow down about 8 months ago when she was changed to a different brand and given food supplement then recently having accidents again.
But last week I had some chicken breast I need used up so cooked it and diced it and just had a literal few pieces of kibble and also added a drop of fish oil to her meal, zero accidents, tiny poops, she is calmer and a big one is on the dry food after her main meal around 5pm she could then drink as much as 2 pints of water in evening sometimes more and that meant she wants out during night for a pee, I'd actually say closer to 3 pints of water just in evening but daytime when she didn't have food she ignored the water bowl.
She was on Asda chicken flavour kibble.
Before the advice seemed to be just look for best food within budget but I don't know what is best for her, dry food or tinned, or raw.
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