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Emotions are another cause of hiccups in dogs. Stress and fatigue can give your dog hiccups, as can excitement. However, excitement usually causes reverse hiccups, which are often confused with hiccups. Reverse hiccups are when your dog takes a series of loud, involuntary breaths through its nose.
This stalled urine can lead to localized infections and may ascend up into the bladder, causing a urinary tract infection. As the dog gets up or lays down, a small pool of urine may be released. In spayed females, this can also be caused by a lack of the hormone estrogen. A lack of testosterone may cause this in male dogs as well. If your dog is leaking urine, this may be what you are seeing. However, an examination by your veterinarian is still in order to confirm it because a concurrent urinary tract infection is also possible.