How to Naturally Cure Canine Male Incontinence

Most dog owners will experience an ocassional bathroom accident over the course of ownership, particularly with puppies. If your male dog is frequently using the bathroom indoors, you may have a larger problem. Older, arthritic dogs may have a harder time getting outside to go to the bathroom, while kidney infection or diabetes can cause incontinence as well. It is important to take your dog to his vet, who will be able to thoroughly examine your pup for any underlying illnesses. There are some natural remedies that may help alleviate your dog's symptoms in between vet visits.

Things You'll Need

  • 1 tbsp fresh or dried corn silk
  • 2 c boiling water
  • Corn silk tablets
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Instructions

    • 1

      Make a tea from fresh or dried corn silk. Corn silk is believed to strengthen and tighten the smooth muscles lining the urinary tract to reduce irritation and inflammation. Add 1 tbsp. of the corn silk to two cups of boiling water.

    • 2

      Allow the tea to cool before giving it to your dog. Serve the tea to your dog twice a day.

    • 3

      Give your dog corn silk capsules as an alternative to brewing a tea. Give your dog three capsules per day; two in the morning and one in the evening. Open the capsules and mix in with your dog's food.