peeing and pooping on the floor HELP!!!

[poochie2]

I have no idea what is going on. Vanilla will be 4 years old soon and she is trained on the pee pad and outdoor. ...NEVER had an issues with her. She is really good at going on both . This week she is pooping right in front of the television every day and peeing under our kitchen table. Her pee pad is in my family room right across from the tv in the same room. I am cleaning up with a Lysol wipe all the time. I send her out during the day and she goes fine. She does not have a UTI because she is not going more than usual and her peeing is clear and plentiful . LOL
Any thoughts????

[shellbeme]

Personally, I would go with a vet visit, many things besides a uti that can be causing the issue, so I would want to rule that out first.

[Zoe's Mom88]

Usually when they do that there is something medically going on. I agree with Shelly to take her to the vet.

[Leila'sMommy]

I agree too about having the vet check her. Even if her urine does look normal, there could still be something going on that you can't see. Also, the vet could make sure she doesn't have any bladder stones or something else physically wrong. It's not normal for a dog to be housebroken that long to all of a sudden start using the bathroom where they usually wouldn't and know they shouldn't unless they're trying to tell you something is wrong. Another thing you should try is using something on those areas she's gone is after getting up the poop and blotting up the pee is make sure to use a cleaner that neutralizes it. I would get something specifically made for cleaning pet urine.

[Snowbody]

Might be a medical issue but also wondering if anything at all changed in your house or situation either physically or emotionally? Wondering if there's some issue around her that's upsetting.

[poochie2]

Originally Posted by Leila'sMommy

I agree too about having the vet check her. Even if her urine does look normal, there could still be something going on that you can't see. Also, the vet could make sure she doesn't have any bladder stones or something else physically wrong. It's not normal for a dog to be housebroken that long to all of a sudden start using the bathroom where they usually wouldn't and know they shouldn't unless they're trying to tell you something is wrong. Another thing you should try is using something on those areas she's gone is after getting up the poop and blotting up the pee is make sure to use a cleaner that neutralizes it. I would get something specifically made for cleaning pet urine.

I usually just wipe with a lysol wipe ....maybe the scent is still lingering because she is literally going right in front of the tv in the exact same spot like it's okay.
Also, she got a new bed this week and within the first 24 hours she peed in it .. She is acting 100% her usual self...playing, eating, etc.
I'm clueless to why this is happening.

[poochie2]

Originally Posted by Snowbody

Might be a medical issue but also wondering if anything at all changed in your house or situation either physically or emotionally? Wondering if there's some issue around her that's upsetting.

She got a new bed on Monday and peed in it within the first 24 hours. Thats the only change.
Should I get her previous bed out to see if it can be that?

[poochie2]

Originally Posted by Leila'sMommy

I agree too about having the vet check her. Even if her urine does look normal, there could still be something going on that you can't see. Also, the vet could make sure she doesn't have any bladder stones or something else physically wrong. It's not normal for a dog to be housebroken that long to all of a sudden start using the bathroom where they usually wouldn't and know they shouldn't unless they're trying to tell you something is wrong. Another thing you should try is using something on those areas she's gone is after getting up the poop and blotting up the pee is make sure to use a cleaner that neutralizes it. I would get something specifically made for cleaning pet urine.

Yes I think I need a pet stain remover. I don't have one around because she never goes on the floor until now.