A clinical description of lower urinary tract disease (LUTD) in cats in 1925 [1] accurately
described the clinical signs and the disease, and reported it to be commonplace. The terms …

The results of 5484 submissions from cats to the Canadian Veterinary Urolith Centre
between February 1998 and February 2003 are presented. Of the submissions, 618 were …

Objective—To identify dietary factors associated with the increase in occurrence of calcium
oxalate (CaOx) uroliths and the decrease in occurrence of magnesium ammonium …

Hypocalcemia based on serum tCa is a relatively common laboratory abnormality and was
observed in 13.5% of serum biochemical profiles of dogs in one clinical study. 111 Based on …

This study reports on trends in canine and feline urolithiasis in Canada during the past 10
years. Age, sex, breed of animals and mineral composition from 40 637 canine and 11 353 …

Objectives Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) causes clinical signs such as
stranguria, pollakiuria, haematuria, vocalisation and periuria, and is often associated with …

Objective—To measure veterinarian satisfaction with companion animal visits through an
adaptation of a previously validated physician visit satisfaction scale and to identify …

Unexplained hypercalcemia has been increasingly recognized in cats since 1990. In some
instances, hypercalcemia has been associated with calcium oxalate urolithiasis, and some …

Since 1996, when the authors assembled the existing body of knowledge about lower
urinary tract disease in cats, the understanding of the biological behavior and pathologic …

Urinary tract diseases are among the main reasons for consultation in veterinary clinics and
hospitals. It affects animals of any age, breed and gender. Among the diseases that affect …