A male X-bred had a urethral stone removed and can urinate now. 3/3
Channel: Dr David Sing
Date: 02/05/2018

Day 6 of in-patient at Toa Payoh Vets
Dog just could not pee. Vet 1 pushed catheter through and urine did flow out. But dog pulled out cathether. Vet 1 referred owner to the vet specialists as she did not perform the operation. But the owner did not take up her offer. She remembered me as I had treated her stroke dog some 10 years ago on another dog. So she phoned me, saying that she had already paid around $1,800 to Vet 1 for treatment, including catherisation, scanning showing no stones and medication. Vet 1 suspected prostate disease and wanted to neuter the dog. 

The owner discharged the dog and send him to Toa Payoh Vets by 6pm 6 days ago. There was great difficulty in catherisation in the bend of the urethra. The scrotal swelling and perineal swelling were large. Dr Daniel opened up the perineal urethra, extracted one urinary stone 6mm x 4 mm and the dog could pee. It was bloody till today May 1, after 6 days of in-patient. The owner wanted the dog home to do her own nursing. .