25/06/2026
🐾 Meet Leo! 🐾
Leo is a gorgeous 5-year-old Siberian Husky who recently visited us after his owner noticed blood in his urine during a walk.
After testing and an ultrasound, we discovered that Leo was suffering from prostatitis – an infection and inflammation of the prostate gland. His prostate contained multiple small cysts and abscesses, and the infection had also spread to his bladder, causing a secondary urinary tract infection (UTI).
The good news? With the right treatment, prostatitis is highly treatable.
Leo was started on antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medication, which quickly improved his symptoms. Because prostatitis is strongly linked to testosterone, it commonly recurs in entire (undesexed) male dogs unless they are desexed.
Leo underwent desexing surgery and continued his treatment plan.
Four weeks later, a follow-up ultrasound showed fantastic results:
✅ All prostate abscesses had resolved
✅ His prostate had almost halved in size
✅ His infection was completely gone
Leo has now made a full recovery and is back to enjoying life as his happy, healthy self! ❤️