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I recommend that you take her in to see a veterinarian. Frequent urination can be caused by many different things including a urinary tract infection, bladder stone, a behavioral issue, or an underlying medical issue. I recommend that you do not restrict her water intake. If there is a medical issue this can lead to dehydration or other issues. Your veterinarian can talk to you more about the cause of her symptoms after they have examined her. They will likely need to perform a urinalysis and may also recommend blood work to help with the diagnosis. The treatment that she needs will depend on the underlying cause and severity of the cause of her symptoms.
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John Smith, DVMVeterinarian
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