Enurace 50mg Tablets for Dogs are POM-V continence tablets used to help control urinary incontinence, most often in spayed bitches with a weak bladder sphincter. They support better bladder control and can reduce urine leakage when your dog is resting or asleep.
Each pack contains 100 film-coated 50mg tablets. Your vet will work out the exact daily dose of Enurace 50mg tablets for dogs based on your dog’s weight and general health. Always follow the prescription and your vet’s instructions carefully.
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Enurace 50mg tablets for dogs are designed for dogs that leak urine without realising. This usually happens when they are relaxed, asleep or lying down. It is most common in neutered bitches with urethral sphincter mechanism incompetence, where the bladder outlet does not stay tightly closed.
By improving the tone of the bladder outlet, Enurace 50mg tablets for dogs can help reduce dribbling and keep your dog, their bedding and your home drier and more comfortable.
Key Benefits of Enurace 50mg Tablets for Dogs
✔ Supports stronger bladder sphincter tone in affected dogs ✔ Helps reduce urine leakage on bedding, floors and soft furnishings ✔ Ideal strength for medium and larger dogs needing higher doses ✔ 1×100 pack suitable for ongoing continence management ✔ Used as part of a wider continence plan set by your vet
How Enurace 50mg Tablets for Dogs Work
Enurace 50mg tablets for dogs contain an active ingredient that increases the tone of the urethral sphincter. This circular muscle sits at the exit of the bladder.
When the sphincter works more effectively:
It closes more firmly while your dog rests
Less urine escapes without your dog noticing
Wet patches under the hindquarters become less frequent
Enurace 50mg tablets for dogs do not cure the underlying weakness. Instead, they help manage the signs over the long term. Your vet may also look for urinary infections or other bladder problems and treat these at the same time.
When Vets May Prescribe Enurace 50mg Tablets for Dogs
Your vet may prescribe Enurace 50mg tablets for dogs if your dog:
Leaks urine when lying down or asleep
Wakes up with a wet patch under the hindquarters
Seems unaware that leakage has happened
Before starting Enurace 50mg tablets for dogs, your vet will usually:
Take a full history of the incontinence problem
Examine your dog from nose to tail
Test a urine sample for infection, blood or crystals
Sometimes arrange blood tests or scans if needed
These checks help rule out other causes such as bladder stones, infection, nerve disease or kidney problems.
How to Give Enurace 50mg Tablets for Dogs
Always follow your vet’s instructions and the label on the box.
General guidance:
Give the exact number of Enurace 50mg tablets for dogs prescribed by your vet
Your vet will tell you how many times a day to give the tablets
Tablets can usually be given with a small amount of food if needed
Try to give doses at the same time each day to keep the effect steady
Make sure your dog swallows the full tablet or correct part of a tablet
Do not change the dose or dosing schedule yourself. If you miss a dose, or are unsure whether your dog received it, contact your vet for advice before giving more.
Everyday Management with Enurace 50mg Tablets for Dogs
With Enurace 50mg tablets for dogs and a good management plan, many dogs can:
Sleep on their usual bedding with fewer wet patches
Travel more comfortably in the car or crate
Spend more time indoors with fewer accidents
You can help by:
Using washable, absorbent bedding or mattress protectors
Cleaning any accidents promptly with pet-safe odour removers
Keeping your dog at a healthy weight, as excess weight can worsen incontinence
Offering regular toilet breaks, especially before bed and first thing in the morning
If leakage returns or worsens, let your vet know. They may need to adjust the dose or carry out further checks.
Safety Information
Enurace 50mg tablets for dogs are a POM-V medicine. They must only be used under the care of a veterinary surgeon and only for the dog named on the prescription.
Important points:
Do not use Enurace 50mg tablets for dogs in any other pet
Tell your vet about all other medicines or supplements your dog receives
Inform your vet if your dog has heart disease, high blood pressure, kidney problems or any long-term illness
Follow all dosing instructions closely and do not share tablets between dogs
Contact your vet promptly if you notice:
Restlessness, rapid breathing or changes in heart rate
Vomiting, diarrhoea or loss of appetite
Behaviour changes or any other sign that worries you
Store Enurace 50mg tablets for dogs in the original packaging, in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep them out of sight and reach of children and animals. Do not use them after the expiry date. Return any unused or expired tablets to your vet or pharmacist for safe disposal.
Used exactly as your vet directs, Enurace 50mg tablets for dogs can play a key role in managing urinary incontinence and helping affected dogs stay cleaner, drier and more comfortable at home.
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