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Reuben
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« on: November 28, 2013, 07:33:23 am »

One of our three year old male dog has had some urinating problems. A couple weeks ago got on a nasty hog, flipped a young dog at the bay and then broke and run and ended up bayed in a pond. The pond was pretty gross looking. Hunting him a couple days later and he acted fine except frequent urinating and some blood in it.  So i thought maybe he had gotten hit by the hog or drank some nasty water. Put him on bactrim and his urine didn't stink anymore then he was going alittle better, then he got were he couldn't go again. The Vet put a catheter and emptied his bladder and did a ultrasound and xray, he said they was a dark spot maybe a blood clot or growth? Ultrasound he thought bladder stones but not in the x ray. So got him on drugs and check up next week.  Has anyone ever dealt with this

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one good dog I had way back had that problem...vet cut him open to get the stones out...dog could not urinate before the operation...dog was fine afterwards and hunted 6 or 7 years longer with out issues...
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