The VSP VoiceEducating, Advocating, & Caring for Every Paw When your pet is diagnosed with uroliths (urinary stones), it’s natural to feel concerned about the treatment options. Traditional surgery may seem daunting, but thanks to advances in veterinary medicine, minimally invasive techniques are now providing safer, less stressful alternatives. Minimally invasive urinary stone treatments, such as Percutaneous Cystolithotomy (PCCL) or laser lithotripsy, are designed to remove or break down stones with small incisions or even no incisions at all. These techniques not only reduce the risk of complications but also shorten recovery times, allowing your furry friend to get back to their playful self sooner. The benefits of minimally invasive treatments include less pain, a quicker return to normal activities, and minimal scarring. Plus, the reduced stress on your pet makes the process more comfortable and less traumatic for both of you. At VSP, we offer these minimally invasive treatment options right here at our hospital. Don’t just take our word for it—our patients’ success stories speak for themselves. Alvin, a dog who had been struggling with painful bladder stones, underwent a PCCL procedure. This minimally invasive technique allowed the stones to be removed safely with minimal discomfort. Alvin’s recovery was quick, and he was soon back to his usual playful self, living without the pain of bladder stones. Birdie, another dog with bladder stones, had additional complications that made treatment more challenging. Despite these issues, Birdie successfully underwent the PCCL procedure. With the stones removed and complications addressed, Birdie had a smooth recovery and was soon back to her active, happy lifestyle. If your pet is suffering from urinary stones, talk to us about how these innovative treatments could be the right choice for their health and recovery. Click here to schedule a consultation with our specialty services. VSP is here to help every step of the way!
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