Urolithiasis refers to the presence of stones or sediments (uroliths) in the urine of pets. In cases where the condition is complex or severe, the uroliths often grow large in the urinary bladder, obstructing the normal flow of urine. In such instances, a surgical intervention known as cystotomy is employed…
Pyometra poses a grave risk to the health of animals, particularly dogs and cats, as it involves a dangerous infection in the uterus leading to the accumulation of bacteria and pus. The recommended course of action for treating pyometra is a surgical procedure known as ovariohysterectomy (OVH), which involves the…
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