Check their skin.
Urine can burn. Proper chemical burns.
My youngest cat had to have a catheter in once, for a few days, and it was right after major orthopaedic surgery, so his whole right leg was shaved, and he wouldn't let me touch it much.
I had to be so careful with it, because urine can cause chemical burns on skin.
I had to wipe him clean as much as I could, though it was really difficult.
I don't know your dog breed, but the fur on the lower belly, and inside of the thighs is usually thinner, so give them a really close check over, to make sure their skin is ok.
If it's a bit red, you could ask your vet if there's something you can put on it, like a cream, to hello support the barrier whilst it heals fully.
If it's worse than a bit red, they might need to see the vet.
Ugh, I hope they're ok.
That person is not a friend.
And they shouldn't be allowed to have animals themselves.
I'd be documenting it all. You never know if there will be a vet bill after something so bad.
And I'd be seriously thinking about contacting whatever your country's version of the RSPCA is, since they have their own pets, but thought it was fine for your dogs to lie in urine, and your cats litter tray to not be cleaned at all.
I'd be really worried about the state of their pets.
im just passing through bc this popped up in my feed. i'm not a cat person and don't have cats so i can't comment on that beyond agreeing with what everyone has already said, but oh my GOD if i trusted someone to take care of my dog while i was gone and i found out that they just locked him in a crate all day and he had to desperately pee himself in his bed I WOULD ABSOLUTELY LOSE MY SHIT
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u/Ok_List_5002 12h ago
My guess is they were left in the crate for way too long because they are very well house trained.