Microscopic evaluation and Descriptive study of Crystals and Uroliths encountered in the Urinary tract system of Cats and Dogs

In this study, the presence and types of urine crystals in cats dogs with urolithiasis/crystaluria effects some demographic factors (such as type, breed, age, sex, sterilization status) on them were evaluated. physical, chemical sediment examinations samples 67 performed. It was determined that 83.58% animals their male. 63.64% female 44.64% male detected urinary tract sterilized. more common between 1-3 years age (AO) older than 3 AO. calcium oxalate crystal (64.41%) struvite (50%) most crystals. found mostly cross breeds dogs. fed home meals non-branded foods. infections had an effect formation As a result, it concluded is important terms Veterinary Medicine such studies should be routinely performed, especially United States North America Minnesota Urolith Center), since cause significant lower system diseases.