Fortunately, urogenital conditions are relatively uncommon in the horse. Clinical signs can include:
dribbling urine
mild colic signs
discoloured urine
straining to urinate
Using a variety of techniques including blood testing; urine sampling; endoscopy and ultrasonography, we are able to investigate problems affecting these body systems.
Difficulty urinating is not uncommonly reported in mild colic cases, and is generally not associated with urinary problems; however, blockages of the bladder or urethra can occur as a consequence of stones or rarely, tumours. Bladder, kidney and uterine infections are also uncommon but do occur and require appropriate management. These cases do represent a diagnostic challenge; however, many can be successfully resolved.
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