I agree with Sarah. Time to get her to the vet.

Wood frogs are not livebearers, and cannot be pregnant. Are you certain this frog is gravid? It’s highly unlikely at this time of year. The frog may have something medically wrong with it.

Coughing should be of concern. I agree, I would get her to the vet. Could be kennel cough, could be something else.

An update: he’s calling two local rescues for help. I’m leaving this up, however, so folks can share input should someone come for the same situation.

Hi Shyla, it’s been a few days. What did the vet say?

I hope these help. 🙂 Sometimes it really can be behavioral, but it’s best to rule everything out first. You can also try Feliway – that helped my old lady cat when we got our current dog. It’s not cheap but it really can help.

Make sure she doesn’t have a UTI, make sure she has a space safe from your dog. Make sure she has at least two litterboxes, one on each floor of the house. Use cat attract litter. And make sure those boxes are spotless.

Often, inappropriate urination is due to a UTI and can continue afterward as they associate pain with the litterbox. If the above tricks do nothing to curb this, and you’re 100% certain she’s clear of a UTI, you may want to consider changing the box type as well as litter type. Dr. M has mentioned in the past that plain old dirt (like from the garden – pesticide and fertilizer free, of course) can attract cats.

Honestly, this sounds like a vet visit needs to happen immediately.

Hi Chris, did you get a mobile vet to come out?

Hi Carrie – sorry I missed this until today! I don’t tend to give benadryl for sinus stuff. I only give it if Ripley develops hives from a food formulation change which hasn’t yet hit the label.

Hope your dog’s feeling a bit better!