Which is an incontinence treatment?

• A. Incurin
• B. Levothyroxine
• C. Trilostane
• D. Prilosec

Answer: (A)

Managing urinary incontinence in dogs, especially spayed females with estrogen-responsive leakage, often relies on estrogen therapy to improve the urethral sphincter tone. Incurin is a veterinary estrogen medication used specifically for this purpose, helping to reduce urine leakage. The other drugs address unrelated conditions: levothyroxine for hypothyroidism, trilostane for Cushing’s disease, and Prilosec for gastric acid reduction. Because Incurin directly targets the underlying estrogen deficiency contributing to incontinence, it is the incontinence treatment.