Bladder Stones & Vet Med Technology !
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Bladder stones begin as crystals that form stones within the urinary system, including the kidneys, ureters, & urethra. There are several types of bladder stones & they can fill up 80% of the bladder space! Pets can have single or multiple stones.
Some breeds that are more prone to stones include:
Basset Hound
Beagle
Bulldog
Cocker spaniel
Dachshund
Dalmatian
Miniature schnauzer
Pekingese
Pug
Welsh Corgi
Other factors that increase risk include:
Genetics, abnormal urine pH, type of diet, & urinary tract infections.
Not all pets with stones show symptoms! In fact, sometimes the discovery of bladder stones happens on a routine vet check!
If your pet is suffering from bladder stones, they may show:
Straining/signs of pain while urinating
Staying in the urinating position
Urinating more frequently, w/little output
Bloody🩸urine, Vomiting 🤮, Loss of appetite
If your pet shows these signs, please contact your vet! Your vet will review your pet’s history, perform an exam, & recommend some tests:
A urinalysis & urine culture to rule out a uti & to evaluate the the kidney health
Blood tests to evaluate kidney, liver, & pancreatic function, as well as sugar levels
A complete blood count (CBC) to rule out blood-related conditions
Electrolyte tests to ensure your pet isn’t dehydrated or suffering from an electrolyte imbalance
A thyroid test to rule out hypothyroidism
X-rays/ultrasound of the urinary tract to identify stones, crystals, or tumors
A stone analysis of any stones passed in the urine or surgically removed
The ultimate goal is to dissolve the stones, remove them, & prevent them from recurring. Your vet will determine the right treatment, which can include:
Fluid Therapy to flush the kidneys & urinary tract
Antibiotic or Pain medication
Surgery to remove the stones
Prescription diets to dissolve some types of bladder stones & prevent them from recurring #medicaltechnology #vetmedlife #sonogram #vetsofig #aahaaccredited #fearfreevetvisit #vetblog #bladderstones #bocaratonpets #wearerossvet #technologylover
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Bladder stones begin as crystals that form stones within the urinary system, including the kidneys, ureters, & urethra. There are several types of bladder stones & they can fill up 80% of the bladder space! Pets can have single or multiple stones.
Some breeds that are more prone to stones include:
Basset Hound
Beagle
Bulldog
Cocker spaniel
Dachshund
Dalmatian
Miniature schnauzer
Pekingese
Pug
Welsh Corgi
Other factors that increase risk include:
Genetics, abnormal urine pH, type of diet, & urinary tract infections.
Not all pets with stones show symptoms! In fact, sometimes the discovery of bladder stones happens on a routine vet check!
If your pet is suffering from bladder stones, they may show:
Straining/signs of pain while urinating
Staying in the urinating position
Urinating more frequently, w/little output
Bloody🩸urine, Vomiting 🤮, Loss of appetite
If your pet shows these signs, please contact your vet! Your vet will review your pet’s history, perform an exam, & recommend some tests:
A urinalysis & urine culture to rule out a uti & to evaluate the the kidney health
Blood tests to evaluate kidney, liver, & pancreatic function, as well as sugar levels
A complete blood count (CBC) to rule out blood-related conditions
Electrolyte tests to ensure your pet isn’t dehydrated or suffering from an electrolyte imbalance
A thyroid test to rule out hypothyroidism
X-rays/ultrasound of the urinary tract to identify stones, crystals, or tumors
A stone analysis of any stones passed in the urine or surgically removed
The ultimate goal is to dissolve the stones, remove them, & prevent them from recurring. Your vet will determine the right treatment, which can include:
Fluid Therapy to flush the kidneys & urinary tract
Antibiotic or Pain medication
Surgery to remove the stones
Prescription diets to dissolve some types of bladder stones & prevent them from recurring #medicaltechnology #vetmedlife #sonogram #vetsofig #aahaaccredited #fearfreevetvisit #vetblog #bladderstones #bocaratonpets #wearerossvet #technologylover
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