Blood in urine and recovery after pet bladder stone surgery
Bladder stones can lead to unexpected blood in the urine and often require surgery to remove. Following the procedure, it is crucial to closely monitor your pet for dangerous urinary blockages.
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Blood in urine and recovery after pet bladder stone surgery
- 1Feeding a prescription diet to dissolve the stoneDid this help you?
- 2Surgical removalDid this help you?
- 3taking the cat to the vet immediatelyDid this help you?
In their words
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“Earlier he went to the curtain and peed on it only for it to be tinged with blood.”source ↗
“Went through the same this winter except it resulted in surgery. Keep an eye on her incase it results in a blockage.”source ↗
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