July 26, 2020: Just step away from the scalpel….most of the time! Using the 2016 ACVIM consensus statement for management and treatment of urolithiasis in dogs and cats

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1201528

RACE-Approved CE

1 Hour

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Free to ELITE Members; otherwise $50/1-hour webinar

Stuck between a rock & a hard place?

In this VETgirl veterinary nutrition webinar, Dr. Sheri Ross, DVM, DACVIM, PhD discusses the management and treatment of urolithiasis in dogs and cats. Traditionally, uroliths have been managed with surgery. However, depending on location, size, number and composition of the uroliths, less invasive techniques may be equally as effective. Learn what options there are and how to help minimize recurrence of uroliths.

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  1. Is there any recommendations for managing patient pain/discomfort during the dissolution progress? I can’t help but imagine that having stones in the bladder (especially when combined with hematuria) would be uncomfortable.

  2. I was once told by a senior collegue that cats should not be maintained on a CD diet (that were put on it for struvite dissolution) as it would cause them to be prone to other type of crytals but I am assuming by the answer to the last question that this is not true at all?

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