14/11/2026
Blood in your dog’s p*e doesn’t always mean a simple urinary infection. 🩸
This senior girl, 13 years old, had blood in her urine on and off for weeks. During her check-up, our vet felt something firm in her bladder, and an X-ray confirmed it: a bladder stone.
Because of her age, we first talked through non-surgical options with her family. After monitoring, surgery was the chosen path. The stone came out, she recovered well in our ward, and she’s now home on a urinary diet with regular rechecks.
The stone turned out to be struvite, and knowing the type is what helps us prevent the next one.
Bring your dog in if you notice:
• Blood in the urine, especially if it keeps coming back
• Straining, or p*eing only small amounts
• Peeing more often or in odd places
🚨 If your dog can’t p*e at all, that’s an emergency. Don’t wait.