Urology/Nephrology

Explore the crucial role nutrition plays in treating this frustrating condition and how to determine which diet is best for your patients (Sponsored by The Blue Buffalo Co.).

This clinical case explains how a 10-month-old dog was diagnosed with a rare condition—gallbladder agenesis—and how it will be monitored in the future.

Interested in broadening your knowledge of urology? Here are a few professional tips and tricks to consider when identifying and treating prevalent urology complications in dogs and cats.

Veterinary technicians play a critical role in identifying and treating blocked cats in the emergency department.

Understanding the mechanisms involved with PU/PD, in addition to obtaining a careful medical history, can help clinicians select the appropriate diagnostic tests.

Here’s what you need to know about treating uncomplicated UTIs and recurrent infections.

Internist and Fetch dvm360 conference speaker Dr. Michael Wood offers practical insights into this frustrating veterinary condition.

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Whether youre dealing with struvite, calcium oxalate, urate or even cystine uroliths, this chart can help you find a therapeutic canine diet for stone-prone veterinary patients.

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Developed using artificial intelligence, this tool enables veterinarians to tailor healthcare plans for feline patients based on future health concerns.

When it comes to urolithiasis in cats, nutrition is part of the problem and the solution. Use this chart to find the best therapeutic diet for your stone-prone veterinary patients.

When it comes to nutritionally sensitive conditions such as kidney disease, make sure your client understands just how vital a role diet plays in managing their pets health.

According to emergency critical care specialist Dr. Justine Lee, this common condition offers both challenges and rewards for the veterinarian.

Antech unveils RenalTech, a predictive tool for diagnosing kidney disease in cats, giving veterinarians unprecedented power to provide personalized care for their feline patients.

Because the clinical signs of transitional cell carcinomas can mimic UTIs, some veterinary patients arent benefiting from early detection, proper diagnosis and treatment. Use these tools when treating high-risk breeds and help these dogs live longer, happier lives.

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By pinching the penis and flushing the urethraand following a few more stepsyou can relieve these painful obstructions and avoid complicated surgical procedures.

The ins and outs of treating urinary obstruction in your feline veterinary patients.

Veterinary pharmacology expert Dr. Dawn Boothe addresses the possible pitfall of generics, the finer points of fluoroquinolones and the appropriate application of amoxicillin.

New formulation offers once-daily dosing option for the control of urinary incontinence resulting from urethral sphincter hypotonus in veterinary patients.

Successful long-term management of Pandora syndrome involves treating the cat, the environment and, last but not least, the client.

Examine the ultrasonograms, study the exam findings, and see if you can name the cause in this feline patient with hematuria and recurrent UTIs.

This free-flowing form of urine sample collection seems ideal but has a few drawbacks. The main one-possible bacterial contamination. So dont go here if you want to perform a culture.

An intervention to remove urinary stones didn't alleviate this bichon frises's stranguria. See if you can spot the cause in this ultrasonogram.