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There are several potential culprits behind canine urinary incontinence: 1  Bladder infections, stones, polyps or tumors. 2  Overflow incontinence, which occurs when a dog is affected by a medical condition that causes her to drink excessively, such as diabetes and Cushingâs disease. 3  Spinal cord disease.
The most common lower urinary tract disease in dogs over seven years of age is incontinence related to a weak urinary sphincter muscle, allowing urine to âleakâ out. Bacterial infections are also common. Endocrine diseases such as adrenal disease and diabetes mellitus can predispose dogs to bacterial infection of the lower urinary tract.