Özet:

A 18-month-old male dog applied to the Veterinary Faculty Clinics of Selçuk University for 4 months with a blood urine complaint. During the dog's physical examination, a hard mass was palpated in the caval abdomen empty. In direct and inrect (pneumosistography) radiographic examinations, a radio-occurate free structure is observed within the urethra, while in the ultrasound examination, the audience in the urethra has a hypereogenic appearance, has an acoustic shade. Hematology and serum biochemistry findings were observed in the urine analysis of the dog, which was normal, a large number of erythrosites. In the microbiological analysis of the urine, E.coli was isolated and identified, in the light of clinical, ultrasound and radiological findings, the phenomenon, urine stone and suburine system infection were assessed. After the dog received general anesthesia, with median laparotomy reached the abdominal empty, it was observed that the urethra was fully covered by 3.5x4.4 cm, with 24 g of stone systotomy, removed. The present case suggested that the shape of urolithin extracted by systotomy is dirty white and 4-6 corners, that the urine pH is alkaline, that it is radiographically observed in a way that has taken the shape of the urine cut and that there is no abnormality in the blood serum can be a struvial stone. As a result, urinary stones frequently observed in dogs have been treated with medical and non-invasive methods in recent years. But sistotomy for uroliths, which are large as size as in the present case, is still a method that is widely applied and successful.

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