A 15-year-old SF German shepherd mix was presented for evaluation of squatting and urinating frequently. Azotemia was present on serum biochemistry.
A 15-year-old SF German shepherd mix was presented for evaluation of squatting and urinating frequently. Azotemia was present on serum biochemistry.
Renal disease – chronic kidney disease, pyelonephritis, renoliths, hydronephrosis, granulomatous nephritis (fungal, bacterial)
Bladder – cystitis, neoplasia, urolith, granulomatous cystitis
Urethra – urethritis, neoplasia, urethrolith
Urine cytology revealed probable carcinoma
Urethral and bladder tumors, non resectable.
No overt evidence of metastatic disease.
The urethra in this patient presented a multifocal polypoid mass extending at least 4 cm past the cystourethral junction along with ventral and apical bladder masses measuring 1.08-2.0 cm. Multifocal mineralization was noted at the most caudal aspect of the bladder tumor.
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