Cistotomía en canino pinscher miniatura con retención urinaria secundaria a obstrucción por urocistolitos y uretrolitos de oxalatos de calcio: reporte de caso.

Abstract

This paper describes the clinical case of a 9-year-old female Pinscher canine that presented at the veterinary clinic in Ocaña on April 23, 2024. The owner reported that since 15 days ago she was not eating well, had bloody urine, difficulty urinating and bloody stools. She also told us that her diet is mixed with a high percentage of homemade food and little balanced concentrate, and in her medical history she reports that she has been treated against hemoparasites (Ehrlichia canis). Once the data were recorded, a general physical examination was performed and it was decided to perform an ultrasound examination of the genitourinary system and a hemoleukogram. Based on the results issued by the Minnesota Urolith Center, a diagnosis of urinary obstruction by urocystoliths and calcium oxalate urethrocytes was made. On April 24, 2024 she was admitted to the operating room for cystotomy, after post-surgical recovery a diet favorable to the urinary system was recommended to provide a better living condition for the patient.