Key words: Obstructive urolithiasis, anaplasmosis, renal failure, necropsy, histopathology.
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2019
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Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Chattogram Veterinary and Animal Sciences University Chattogram-4225, Bangladesh
Abstract
Billu, a male Persian cat with age is 3 years old, weight about 4.9 kg came to Teaching and
Training Pet Hospital and Research Center, Purbachal , Dhaka. Having the complaints of
difficulty in urination, hematuria, straining to urinate when peeing, inability to pee about 4
days. Also have weakness, loss of appetite and abnormal body posture. Only Rabies
vaccination was given, no deworming was administered. Physical exam revealed that body
temperature was 101.2 with mild dehydration. Because of a suspicion of hemorrhagic
cystitis , a blood sample was taken and sent to the lab for evaluation of hematological profiles
like WBC, platelets etc., as well as biochemical profiles like phosphorus, albumin, BUN,
total protein, serum creatinine etc. Additionally, a urine sample was collected for estimation
if pH , specific gravity, blood and macroscopic examination of urine showed red color urine
(Hematuria). Analysis of the urine reveals pH (7.9), specific gravity (1.01), ketone (-),
bilirubin (-), blood (+) report shows that dark color urine have strong odor and blood found in
urine. Peripheral lymp-nodes was normal. Ultrasound revealed the thickness of the wall of
urinary bladder and increase hyper-tonic contents. In X-ray (figure 4) it was seen distended
urinary bladder, ureteral obstruction and vesicoureteral reflux were seen. Biochemical report
(table 2) was shows that increase the level of blood urea nitrogen (39 mg/dl) and serum
creatinine ( 1.9 mg/dl ) level. Phosphorus (6.7 mg/dl) , total protein ( 7.9 g/dl) , albumin
level( 3.71 g/dl) remain normal. Analysis of urine reveal pH and phosphorus , albumin,
creatinine and bilirubin level remain normal. After confirmation of hemorrhagic cystitis
treatment was given for this condition were flushing out urine with normal saline. Fluid
therapy used as dextrose normal saline (DNS) for maintenance of fluid volume of the body,
amoxicillin 1gm as antibiotic @ 10 mg/kg body weight. Hemostats as Tranexamic acid @
10mg / kg . Analgesic as NSAIDs meloxicam @ 0.2 mg/ kg BW relieving pain and
inflammation. Dexamethasone 0.2 mg/kg BW. It can be conclude that hemorrhagic cystitis
can be a serious condition requiring prompt veterinary attention to prevent complications like
urinary blockage or long term kidney damage.
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Keywords: Hemorrhagic Cystitis, hematuria , vesicoureteral reflux , clinical sign, Diagnosis
