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Dysuria (Trouble Urinating) in Cats
By: Dr. Mary Anna Labato

Section: Follow-up

Follow-up may require long-term medical management. Also subsequent radiographs may need to be taken or repeat ultrasound examinations. Frequent examinations of the urine and repeat cultures will be required to monitor for infections and response to antibiotic management.


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