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Question by Peri G: My older dog is drinking alot more water recently. Is this a sign of bad health?
I have a 13 year old black lab. Despite being about 10lbs overweight, he seems to be in very good shape. However, he has been drinking about 5 times the amount of water that he usually does in the summer time, and we are worried that this could possibly mean he has something wrong with him.

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Answer by TonyIsBYB
IMHO, I’d be concerned. Wishing him the bestest luck!!

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