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DanaNM
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    Yeah that does seem like a lot…. is she also peeing a lot? How much does she weigh? Normal range is around 50-150 ml/kg/day… so her intake would only be in the normal range if she weighed ~13 kg!

    Dental issues can cause a lot of drinking, diabetes and kidney disease also come to mind.  Especially since this is a more recent development I would bring this up to the vet.

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