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how are plugs identified? he hadnt any signs of infection or too much blood
in his urine there were certainly many crystals though, could it be a combination of the two? while trying to pass the cathetere the last time, the vet met an obstacle (she could sense it) she cleaned the edge of the cathetere and analyzed the contents in the microscope where many crystals were visible she believes that the cathetere eventually passed *by* the stone in the urethra so the catheterization or the acidification (by s/d food) hadnt had any effect on the real problem. is that possible? i think the cathetere is quite wide for that to happen the good thing is that the cat is in good shape, he is almost used to the procedure (he was even once catheterized without sedation) and he was never anorexic. oh and he peed quite a bit after coming home from the vet today.. is it possible his current difficulty to urinate to be due to urethra inflammation and not stones? i'm still having second thoughts about PU but am i just putting off the inevitable? |
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