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I adopted Loki in December 2012 and is he’s altered and 6 years old. I adopted Freya in early May 2013 and she is an altered 5 year old. They have been getting along, grooming, snuggling and hanging out. My problem is Loki humps and pees on Freya’s back (above her tail). She is always wet and I’m so concerned about urine burn and her general well-being. I know the humping is normal but peeing at the same time? They’re both neutered at a young age so their hormones should have calmed. They get along otherwise. They’ve been to the vets and they were confirmed to be spayed/neutered. I end up cleaning Freya every day with a damp washcloth and dry her off as best as I can. I’m beside myself. What can I do?
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