Dog Treatment Case Study

Initial Condition

• Dog's Blood Report:
  • Blood Urea: 398
  • Creatinine: 13.7
• Critical Levels:
  • Blood Urea > 100 mg: Critical
  • Creatinine > 5: Critical
• Symptoms:
  • Dog was very weak
  • Dribbling urine

Initial Treatment

• Owners were using certain drugs (visible on screen)
• No improvement despite treatment

Diagnosis

• X-ray Results:
  • Identified calculus (stones) in the urinary bladder
  • Multiple stones causing the issue

Follow-Up Tests

• Post-X-ray Blood Levels:
  • Urea: 109
  • Creatinine: 6.5
• Slight improvement but still critical condition

Treatment Procedure

• Fluid Therapy: Administered for improvement
• Surgical Removal: Removed stones from the urinary bladder
  • Post-operation improvements
    • Blood Urea: Reduced to 28.5
    • Creatinine: Reduced to 2.4

Outcome

• Dog returned to normal condition
• Proper diagnosis was crucial in saving the dog's life
• Current Status: Dog is healthy and stable

Key Points

• Importance of accurate diagnosis
• Critical blood levels for urea and creatinine
• Effective treatment combinations (fluid therapy + surgery)