Urinary System Surgery for Pets in Michigan

At Canton Animal Hospital, we offer advanced urinary system surgeries for dogs and cats, addressing conditions that affect the kidneys, bladder, urethra, and urinary tract. Urinary disorders can cause significant pain and complications if left untreated, leading to infections, blockages, and even life-threatening emergencies. Our expert veterinary team provides comprehensive diagnostics, surgical intervention, and post-operative care to restore your pet’s urinary health and overall well-being.

Using state-of-the-art imaging, we ensure precise diagnoses and successful surgical outcomes for pets suffering from urinary system disorders. Our goal is to provide safe, effective treatments that improve your pet’s comfort and quality of life.

Signs Your Pet May Need Urinary Surgery

• Straining or difficulty urinating

• Blood in urine or frequent urinary accidents

• Recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs)

• Frequent licking of the urinary area

• Sudden inability to urinate (emergency condition)

• Painful urination or vocalizing while urinating

• Swollen or firm abdomen

Common Urinary Surgeries We Perform

• Bladder Stone (Urolith) Removal – Surgical removal of stones causing pain, infections, or urinary blockages.

• Urethral Obstruction Surgery – Emergency procedures to relieve blockages, common in male cats and small-breed dogs.

• Cystotomy (Bladder Surgery) – Surgical treatment for bladder stones, tumors, or chronic infections.

• Perineal Urethrostomy (PU Surgery) – Procedure to widen the urethra in male cats suffering from recurrent blockages.

• Kidney Stone & Tumor Removal – Surgical removal of stones or masses affecting kidney function.

• Urinary Tract Reconstruction – Repair of congenital defects, trauma-related damage, or chronic infections.

• Bladder Tumor Removal – Safe excision of cancerous or benign bladder masses to restore urinary function.

Post-Surgery Care & Recovery

• Restricted Activity & Rest – Keep your pet calm to prevent strain on the urinary system.

• Hydration & Specialized Diet – Ensure proper water intake and feed a diet designed to prevent urinary stone formation.

• Pain Management & Medications – Prescribed pain relief and antibiotics to support healing.

• Monitor Urination Patterns – Watch for difficulty urinating, blood in urine, or other unusual signs.

• Follow-Up Appointments – Regular checkups to assess healing and prevent complications.