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Old 02-12-2008, 05:07 PM #11
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Well, now I'm beginning to wonder - my mom has made him drink tons of water today and now he seems to be going fine.

Sometimes I think I just overreact, but no matter what I still think 16 hours is way too long even if he hasn't had enough liquids.

Thanks to all of you and I will keep you posted.
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16 hours is way too long to go without relieving the bladder. Keep an eye on him and keep us posted.
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