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Old 06-12-2010, 06:59 PM   #7
kalina82
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Yes, the stone was removed via surgery (about the size of a small pinky nail). There were no problems during the surgery or immediately afterward (he is still dribbling urine, however, after he passes the majority). Some blood tests were done, but apparently, more are needed to determine whether or not he could have a shunt. I have not seen the original blood panel work and am not currently privy to which tests were run. I just moved so I am now using a different vet than the one who performed the surgery. All info was faxed to new vet so said individual is aware of prior tests performed.
Its good that he did well with the anesthesia because most dogs with shunts do not do well.

I'd ask your new vet for a full blood panel and a bile acid test to be done.

dripping urine after surgery is normal. hopefully an x-ray was taken after the surgery to ensure all the stones were removed. the dripping should stop soon and he should be back to normal.
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