04/11/2025
Bladder Stones Caught on X-ray!
This X-ray reveals bladder stones in one of our sweet patients. These mineral formations can cause pain, irritation, and urinary tract infections (UTIs)âand theyâre more common than you might think! They can be caused by certain dietary issues, metabolic issues, or prolonged urinary tract infections.
Symptoms to Watch For:
⢠Frequent urination or straining
⢠Blood in the urine
⢠Accidents in the house
⢠Discomfort when urinating
Bladder stones can be diagnosed with X-rays or ultrasound, and treatment options range from special diets to surgical removal, depending on size and type.
If your pet is showing any of these signs, donât waitâearly intervention is key to preventing complications!