My male was the same way. I fed him a dry kibble with a little chicken broth and he was fine. He also would eat grass the vet said that was because of acid in his stomach. I would give him a teaspoon of peanut butter at night with a pepcid AC and voila it was cured.

@ginnyc Already been to vet. She has the beginnings of kidney disease, not Fanconi, she is 14 it is normal aging

Thanks all,

I'm going to try potty pads first. Then I guess I'll try GinnyC's suggestion.

Mike

My 14 year old female is developing kidney disease. She is very active and does well but is now drinking more and having accidents if I am gone too long. I'm thinking of trying diapers and am wondering if anyone has experience using these. If so what seem to be the best kind? Disposable or washable?

Thanks

I had a male die in 2008. I knew they were working on a DNA test but I haven't kept up with it. I'm glad it is now available. It is no fun watching a 7 year old pet leave forever.

She is beautiful. Make sure you have her checked regularly for Franconi syndrome.