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Udder

The mammary gland of a female animal, such as a cow, used for milk production.

Udder edema

Swelling of the udder in dairy animals, often caused by injury or infection.

Ulcer

A sore or lesion on the skin or mucous membranes, often caused by infection or injury.

Ulcerative colitis

A type of inflammatory bowel disease that affects the colon and rectum, often seen in dogs and cats.

Ulna

One of the bones in the forearm of many animals, including cats and dogs.

Ulnar artery aneurysm

A condition in which the ulnar artery in the hand and arm becomes enlarged or bulging, causing pain, numbness, and other symptoms.

Ulnar artery thrombosis

A condition in which a blood clot forms in the ulnar artery in the forearm, which can cause pain, numbness, and other symptoms.

Ulnar carpal bone fracture

A break in one of the small bones in the wrist, which can cause pain, swelling, and other symptoms in the affected limb.

Ulnar carpal joint

The joint between the ulna bone and the carpal bones in the wrist of some animals, including dogs and horses.

Ulnar carpal joint arthritis

Inflammation and degeneration of the ulnar carpal joint in the wrist, which can cause pain, swelling, and other symptoms in the affected limb.

Ulnar carpal joint dislocation

A condition in which the ulnar carpal joint in the wrist becomes dislocated, which can cause pain, swelling, and other symptoms.

Ulnar collateral ligament

A ligament that stabilizes the elbow joint in many animals, including dogs and horses.

Ulnar collateral ligament injury

A tear or strain in the ulnar collateral ligament in animals, which can cause pain, weakness, and other symptoms in the hand and arm.

Ulnar collateral ligament injury in horses

A partial or complete tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in horses, which can cause pain, instability, and other symptoms.

Ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction

A surgical procedure used to repair or replace a damaged ulnar collateral ligament in animals, which can help restore hand and arm function.

Ulnar collateral ligament surgery

Surgical procedures used to repair or replace a damaged ulnar collateral ligament in the elbow, often seen in dogs and other animals.

Ulnar collateral ligament tear

A partial or complete tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in animals, which can cause pain, instability, and other symptoms.

Ulnar deviation

A symptom of certain joint conditions, such as rheumatoid arthritis, in which the fingers deviate towards the ulna bone.

Ulnar deviation splint

A type of splint used to immobilize and support the wrist in cases of ulnar deviation or other wrist injuries.

Ulnar dysplasia

A condition in which the ulna bone in the forearm does not develop properly, which can cause pain, stiffness, and other symptoms in the affected limb.

Ulnar fracture

A break or crack in the ulna bone in the forearm, which can cause pain, swelling, and other symptoms in the affected limb.

Ulnar gutter cast

A type of cast used to immobilize and support a broken or injured wrist, which is supported by the ulnar side of the forearm.

Ulnar gutter splint

A type of splint used to immobilize and stabilize a broken or injured wrist, which is supported by the ulnar side of the forearm.

Ulnar head dislocation

A condition in which the ulnar head in the forearm becomes dislocated, causing pain and other symptoms.

Ulnar impaction syndrome

A condition in which the ulna bone in the forearm impinges on other bones or soft tissue, causing pain, stiffness, and other symptoms in the wrist and hand.

Ulnar impingement syndrome

A condition in which the ulna bone in the forearm impinges on other structures in the wrist and hand, causing pain, numbness, and other symptoms.

Ulnar nerve

A nerve that runs from the spinal cord to the hand and controls movement and sensation in the forearm and hand.

Ulnar nerve compression

A condition in which the ulnar nerve in the hand and arm becomes compressed or pinched, causing pain, numbness, and other symptoms.

Ulnar nerve compression at elbow

A condition in which the ulnar nerve in the hand and arm becomes compressed or pinched at the elbow, causing pain, numbness, and other symptoms.

Ulnar nerve compression at wrist

A condition in which the ulnar nerve in the hand and arm becomes compressed or pinched at the wrist, causing pain, numbness, and other symptoms.

Ulnar nerve damage

Injury or trauma to the ulnar nerve, which can cause weakness, numbness, and other symptoms in the hand and arm.

Ulnar nerve decompression

A surgical procedure used to relieve pressure on the ulnar nerve in the hand and arm, which can help alleviate pain and other symptoms.

Ulnar nerve entrapment

A condition in which the ulnar nerve in the hand and arm becomes trapped or compressed, causing pain, numbness, and other symptoms.

Ulnar nerve injury

A damage or injury to the ulnar nerve in the hand and arm, which can cause pain, weakness, and other symptoms.

Ulnar nerve neuropraxia

Temporary loss of function or sensation in the hand and arm caused by compression or trauma to the ulnar nerve.

Ulnar nerve palsy

A condition in which the ulnar nerve in the hand and arm becomes damaged or paralyzed, causing weakness, numbness, and other symptoms.

Ulnar nerve paralysis

Loss of sensation and muscle function in the hand and arm caused by damage to the ulnar nerve.

Ulnar nerve release surgery

A surgical procedure used to release or decompress the ulnar nerve in the hand and arm, which can help alleviate pain and other symptoms.

Ulnar nerve subluxation

A condition in which the ulnar nerve in the hand and arm moves out of its normal position, which can cause pain, numbness, and other symptoms.

Ulnar nerve surgery

A surgical procedure used to repair or reconstruct the ulnar nerve in the hand and arm, which can help alleviate pain, weakness, and other symptoms.

Ulnar nerve transposition

A surgical procedure used to move the ulnar nerve in the hand and arm to a new position, which can help alleviate pain and other symptoms.

Ulnar neuropathy

Damage or dysfunction of the ulnar nerve in the hand and arm, which can cause pain, weakness, and other symptoms.

Ulnar sesamoid bone

A small bone in the wrist joint of some animals, including horses and dogs.

Ulnar sesamoid bone dislocation

A condition in which the ulnar sesamoid bone in the wrist becomes dislocated, which can cause pain, swelling, and other symptoms in the affected limb.

Ulnar sesamoid bone fracture

A break in one of the small bones in the wrist, which can cause pain, swelling, and other symptoms in the affected limb.

Ulnar sesamoiditis

Inflammation of the ulnar sesamoid bone in the wrist, which can cause pain and swelling in the affected limb.

Ulnar shortening osteotomy

A surgical procedure used to treat ulnar variance, which involves shortening the ulna bone to relieve pressure on the wrist joint.

Ulnar styloid fracture

A break in the ulnar styloid process, a bony projection on the wrist bone, which can cause pain and swelling in the affected limb.

Ulnar styloid process

A small projection of bone at the end of the ulna bone, which can be fractured or injured in some animals.

Ulnar styloid process fracture

A break or crack in the ulnar styloid process, a bony projection at the end of the ulna bone in the wrist, which can cause pain and other symptoms.

Ulnar styloid process impaction

A condition in which the ulnar styloid process becomes compressed or irritated, causing pain and other symptoms.

Ulnar tunnel syndrome

A condition in which the ulnar nerve in the hand and arm becomes compressed or pinched in a narrow space, causing pain, numbness, and other symptoms.

Ulnar variance

A difference in length between the ulna and radius bones in the forearm, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other symptoms in the affected limb.

Ulnar variance definition

The difference in length between the ulna and radius bones in the forearm, which can cause ulnar variance and other conditions.

Ulnar variance measurement

A diagnostic procedure used to determine the difference in length between the ulna and radius bones in the forearm, which can help diagnose ulnar variance and other conditions.

Ulnar variance surgery

A surgical procedure used to correct ulnar variance, which involves shortening or lengthening the ulna bone to restore proper alignment and relieve pressure on the wrist joint.

Ultra-processed

A term used to describe pet food that has undergone extensive processing and contains a high proportion of synthetic ingredients.

Ultrasonic

A sound frequency that is too high for humans to hear, often used in devices such as ultrasonic bark collars.

Ultrasonography

The use of ultrasound imaging to visualize internal organs and tissues.

Ultrasound

A diagnostic imaging technique that uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of the inside of the body.

Ultrasound-guided biopsy

A procedure in which a tissue sample is taken from the body using ultrasound imaging for guidance.

Ultraviolet radiation

A type of electromagnetic radiation with a shorter wavelength than visible light, which can be harmful in excessive amounts.

Ultraviolet radiation index

A measure of the strength of ultraviolet radiation from the sun, which can affect the health of animals and humans.

Umbilical abscess

An infection of the tissue around the umbilical cord, often seen in young animals and newborns.

Umbilical cord

A flexible cord that connects a developing fetus to the placenta and provides nutrients and oxygen.

Umbilical hernia

A condition in which a portion of the intestine protrudes through the abdominal wall near the belly button.

Umbrella cockatoo

A type of parrot native to Indonesia and Australia, known for their striking white feathers and outgoing personalities.

Uncontrollable shaking

A symptom of several conditions, including seizures, fever, and pain, in which an animal experiences uncontrollable shaking or tremors.

Under-socialized aggression

Aggressive behavior in animals that stems from a lack of socialization and exposure to other animals and humans.

Underbite

A dental condition in which the lower jaw protrudes beyond the upper jaw, often seen in brachycephalic dog breeds.

Undercoat

The soft, dense fur layer beneath the longer, coarser outer fur of some animals, such as dogs and cats.

Underweight

A condition in which an animal weighs less than is healthy for their size and breed.

Ungulate

A mammal with hooves, such as horses, cows, and deer.

Unicameral bone

A bone that has a single chamber, as opposed to multichambered bones found in many mammals.

Unicameral bone cyst

A benign bone lesion that may cause lameness or fracture in young animals.

Unicellular

Composed of a single cell, as opposed to multicellular organisms.

Unicellular organism

A living organism composed of a single cell, such as bacteria or protozoa.

Unicystic ameloblastoma

A type of tumor that develops in the jaw or mouth of animals, including dogs and cats.

Uniform

A standardized outfit worn by animals in certain roles, such as a police dog or service dog.

Unilateral

A term used to describe a condition or characteristic that affects only one side of the body.

Unilateral cleft lip

A congenital deformity in which the lip is split on one side, often seen in some dog breeds.

Unilateral hearing loss

A type of hearing loss in which an animal can only hear out of one ear.

Unique

One of a kind, distinct from all others, often used to describe a pet’s personality or physical appearance.

Unresponsive

A term used to describe an animal that does not respond to external stimuli or commands.

Unsocialized

A term used to describe an animal that has not been properly socialized to interact with other animals or humans.

Unsoundness

A condition that affects an animal’s soundness or ability to perform its intended function, such as lameness in a horse.

Unthawed

Frozen solid, as in unthawed food or tissue samples.

Up-regulate

The process of increasing the activity or expression of a gene or protein in an animal’s body.

Upland game bird

A type of bird, such as pheasants and quail, that are hunted for sport or food.

Upper airway obstruction

A blockage in the airway that prevents air from entering the lungs, often seen in brachycephalic breeds.

Upper gastrointestinal bleeding

Bleeding that occurs in the upper part of the digestive system, often seen in animals with ulcers or other digestive disorders.

Upper GI series

A diagnostic test that uses X-rays to examine the esophagus, stomach, and small intestine.

Upper motor neuron

A type of neuron that originates in the brain and travels down the spinal cord to control movement and reflexes.

Upper motor neuron disease

A group of neurological disorders that affect the upper motor neurons, causing weakness, spasticity, and other symptoms.

Upper motor neuron syndrome

A set of symptoms caused by damage to the upper motor neurons, including weakness, spasticity, and hyperreflexia.

Upper respiratory infection

An infection of the respiratory system, often caused by viruses or bacteria, which can cause coughing, sneezing, and other symptoms.

Upper respiratory tract

The part of the respiratory system that includes the nose, throat, and larynx.

Upright

The position of an animal standing on its hind legs, often used to describe a prairie dog or meerkat.

Upright ear

A type of ear carriage seen in some dog breeds, such as German Shepherds and Chihuahuas, in which the ears stand erect.

Uproot

To remove a plant from the ground by pulling it up by the roots.

Upset stomach

A common condition in which an animal experiences discomfort or pain in the stomach or digestive system.

Upwelling

The process by which cold, nutrient-rich water rises from the ocean depths to the surface, providing a food source for marine animals.

Urachal remnant

A small piece of tissue left over from the embryonic development of the urinary tract, which can become infected or cause urinary obstruction.

Urachus

A tubular structure in the fetus that connects the bladder to the umbilical cord, which normally closes shortly after birth.

Urate nephropathy

Kidney damage caused by the buildup of uric acid crystals in the kidneys, often seen in Dalmatians and other dog breeds.

Urate nephropathy prevention

Measures to prevent kidney damage caused by uric acid crystals, including dietary management and medication.

Urate stones

Crystals that form in the urinary tract, often seen in dogs with liver disease.

Urban wildlife

Wildlife that lives in or near urban areas, such as raccoons, coyotes, and skunks.

Urea

A nitrogenous waste product that is produced when the body breaks down proteins, which is eliminated from the body through the urinary system.

Urea cycle disorder

A genetic disorder that affects the body’s ability to break down and eliminate nitrogenous waste, leading to a buildup of toxic substances in the body.

Urea cycle disorders

Inherited disorders that affect the body’s ability to eliminate nitrogenous waste products, which can cause neurological problems and other health complications.

Ureaplasma

A type of bacteria that can cause urinary tract infections in animals.

Urease

An enzyme produced by some bacteria that breaks down urea into ammonia and carbon dioxide, which can cause health problems in animals.

Uremia

A condition caused by the buildup of urea and other waste products in the blood, which can cause nausea, vomiting, and other symptoms.

Uremic syndrome

A collection of symptoms caused by uremia, including fatigue, nausea, and confusion.

Ureter

A muscular tube that carries urine from the kidneys to the bladder.

Ureteral obstruction

A blockage in the ureter, which can cause kidney damage and other health problems.

Ureteral obstruction prevention

Strategies for preventing the development of ureteral obstructions, including proper hydration and dietary management.

Ureteral stent

A device inserted into the ureter to keep it open and allow urine to flow freely.

Ureterocele

A condition in which the ureter, the tube that carries urine from the kidney to the bladder, bulges into the bladder.

Ureteropelvic junction obstruction

A blockage at the point where the ureter meets the kidney, which can cause kidney damage and other health problems.

Urethra

A tube that carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the body.

Urethral blockage

A condition in which the urethra is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder.

Urethral catheterization

A medical procedure used to remove urine from the bladder using a catheter inserted through the urethra, often seen in animals with urinary tract problems.

Urethral dilation

A procedure used to widen the urethra, which can improve urine flow in animals with urethral strictures or other obstructions.

Urethral diverticulum

A pocket or pouch that forms in the urethra, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems.

Urethral diverticulum surgery

Surgical procedures used to correct urethral diverticulum and restore normal urinary function.

Urethral duplication

A congenital abnormality in which there are two urethras, which can cause urinary tract problems in affected animals.

Urethral obstruction

A blockage in the urethra, which can cause difficulty urinating and urinary tract infections.

Urethral obstruction in cats

A condition in which the urethra is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder.

Urethral obstruction in dogs

A condition in which the urethra is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in dogs.

Urethral obstruction in ferrets

A condition in which the urethra is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in ferrets.

Urethral obstruction in guinea pigs

A condition in which the urethra is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in guinea pigs.

Urethral obstruction in horses

A condition in which the urethra is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in horses.

Urethral obstruction in pigs

A condition in which the urethra is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in pigs.

Urethral obstruction in rats

A condition in which the urethra is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in rats.

Urethral obstruction prevention diet

A specialized diet designed to prevent urinary obstruction in animals prone to urinary stones or other obstructions.

Urethral obstruction surgery

Surgical procedures used to remove obstructions in the urethra and restore normal urine flow.

Urethral plug

A mass of material that can form in the urethra, causing urinary obstruction.

Urethral prolapse

A condition in which the lining of the urethra protrudes through the opening of the urethra, causing discomfort and urinary obstruction.

Urethral prolapse surgery

Surgical procedures used to correct urethral prolapse and restore normal urinary function.

Urethral sphincter mechanism incompetence

A condition in which the muscles that control the flow of urine through the urinary tract are weakened, leading to urinary incontinence.

Urethral stricture

A narrowing or blockage of the urethra in animals, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems.

Urethral stricture surgery

Surgical procedures used to correct urethral strictures and restore normal urinary function.

Urethral strictures in cats

Narrowing of the urethra in cats, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems.

Urge incontinence

A type of incontinence in which an animal feels a sudden and intense urge to urinate and cannot control it.

Uric acid

A substance produced during the breakdown of purines, which can accumulate in the body and cause health problems in some animals.

Uricotelic

A term used to describe animals, such as birds and reptiles, that excrete nitrogenous waste as uric acid rather than urea.

Urinary

Relating to the organs and functions involved in producing and excreting urine.

Urinary bladder

An organ that stores urine before it is excreted from the body through the urethra.

Urinary bladder atony

A condition in which the bladder loses its ability to contract and expel urine, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems in animals.

Urinary bladder atrophy

A condition in which the bladder walls thin out and lose their elasticity, which can cause urinary incontinence and other health problems in animals.

Urinary bladder calculi

Another term for urinary bladder stones or uroliths, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems in animals.

Urinary bladder cancer

A rare type of cancer that develops in the lining of the urinary bladder, often seen in older dogs.

Urinary bladder catheterization

A medical procedure used to remove urine from the bladder using a catheter, often seen in animals with urinary tract problems.

Urinary bladder cystitis

A condition in which the bladder becomes inflamed or irritated, often due to bacterial infection or other causes, which can cause urinary symptoms and other health problems in animals.

Urinary bladder dilatation

A condition in which the bladder becomes enlarged or distended, often seen in animals with underlying urinary tract problems.

Urinary bladder distension

A condition in which the bladder becomes enlarged or stretched, often due to urine retention or obstruction, which can cause urinary symptoms and other health problems in animals.

Urinary bladder distention

Abnormal enlargement of the bladder due to accumulation of urine or other fluids, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems in animals.

Urinary bladder diverticula

Pouch-like protrusions that can develop in the bladder wall, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems.

Urinary bladder diverticula symptoms

Signs and symptoms of urinary bladder diverticula in animals, including pain, discomfort, and urinary obstruction.

Urinary bladder diverticulum

A small pouch or sac that protrudes from the bladder wall, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems in animals.

Urinary bladder dysfunction

A general term used to describe any condition that affects the normal function of the bladder in animals, which can cause a variety of urinary symptoms and health problems.

Urinary bladder dysfunction in cats

A general term used to describe any condition that affects the normal function of the bladder in cats, which can cause a variety of urinary symptoms and health problems.

Urinary bladder fibrosis

A condition in which the bladder walls become thickened and fibrous, which can cause urinary symptoms and other health problems in animals.

Urinary bladder fistula

An abnormal opening or passageway between the bladder and another organ or structure, which can cause urine to leak out and other health problems in animals.

Urinary bladder hyperactivity

A condition in which the bladder muscles are overly active or spastic, which can cause urinary urgency, frequency, and other symptoms in animals.

Urinary bladder hypertonicity

A condition in which the bladder muscles are overly active or tense, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems in animals.

Urinary bladder hypertrophy

A condition in which the bladder walls become enlarged or thickened, often due to overuse or chronic inflammation, which can cause urinary symptoms and other health problems in animals.

Urinary bladder hypotonicity

A condition in which the bladder muscles are weak or lax, which can cause urinary incontinence and other health problems in animals.

Urinary bladder infection symptoms

Signs and symptoms of urinary bladder infection in animals, including frequent urination, blood in urine, and pain or discomfort.

Urinary bladder infection treatment

Medical or surgical interventions used to treat urinary bladder infections in animals.

Urinary bladder inflammation

Inflammation of the bladder in animals, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other urinary symptoms.

Urinary bladder inflammation prevention

Measures to prevent urinary bladder inflammation in animals, including proper nutrition, hydration, and veterinary care.

Urinary bladder inflammation symptoms

Signs and symptoms of urinary bladder inflammation in animals, including frequent urination, blood in urine, and pain or discomfort.

Urinary bladder inflammation treatment

Medical or surgical interventions used to treat urinary bladder inflammation in animals.

Urinary bladder neck obstruction

A condition in which the neck of the bladder is obstructed, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in animals.

Urinary bladder neoplasia

Abnormal growths that develop in the bladder of animals, which can be benign or malignant and cause urinary obstruction and other health problems.

Urinary bladder neoplasm

A tumor or growth that develops in the bladder in animals, which can cause urinary symptoms and other health problems.

Urinary bladder obstruction

A condition in which the bladder is obstructed or blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in animals.

Urinary bladder overactivity

A condition in which the bladder muscles are overly active or spastic, which can cause urinary urgency, frequency, and other symptoms in animals.

Urinary bladder perforation

A serious condition in which the bladder wall is punctured or torn, often seen in animals with underlying urinary tract disease or injury.

Urinary bladder polyp

A small growth or projection in the bladder of animals, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems.

Urinary bladder polyps

Noncancerous growths that develop in the bladder, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems.

Urinary bladder prolapse

A condition in which the bladder drops or protrudes into the vaginal or rectal area in female animals, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems.

Urinary bladder prolapse symptoms

Signs and symptoms of urinary bladder prolapse in animals, including difficulty urinating, blood in urine, and protrusion of the bladder into the vaginal or rectal area.

Urinary bladder rupture

A serious condition in which the bladder wall is torn or punctured, often seen in animals with underlying urinary tract disease or injury.

Urinary bladder rupture causes

Factors that can lead to urinary bladder rupture in animals, including trauma, disease, and injury.

Urinary bladder rupture prevention

Measures to prevent urinary bladder rupture in animals, including proper nutrition, exercise, and veterinary care.

Urinary bladder rupture symptoms

Signs and symptoms of urinary bladder rupture in animals, including abdominal pain, difficulty urinating, and blood in urine.

Urinary bladder rupture treatment

Medical or surgical interventions used to treat urinary bladder rupture in animals.

Urinary bladder stone symptoms

Signs and symptoms of urinary bladder stones in animals, including difficulty urinating, blood in urine, and abdominal pain.

Urinary bladder stones

Hard, mineral deposits that can form in the bladder of animals, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems.

Urinary bladder trauma

Injury to the bladder in animals, which can cause urinary obstruction, bleeding, and other health problems.

Urinary bladder tumor

A mass or abnormal growth in the bladder of animals, which can be benign or malignant and cause urinary obstruction and other health problems.

Urinary bladder tumors

Abnormal growths that develop in the bladder, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems in animals.

Urinary bladder wall thickening

A condition in which the bladder walls become thicker than normal, which can cause urinary symptoms and other health problems in animals.

Urinary blockage

A condition in which an obstruction, such as a stone or tumor, prevents the flow of urine from the bladder.

Urinary calculi

A general term for stones or mineral deposits that form in the urinary tract.

Urinary catheter

A flexible tube inserted into the urinary tract to collect urine or administer medication.

Urinary catheter-associated bladder stones

Hard, mineral deposits that can form in the bladder as a result of urinary catheterization.

Urinary catheter-associated infection

Infection of the urinary tract caused by the presence of a catheter, which can be prevented with proper hygiene and care.

Urinary catheter-associated trauma

Damage to the urinary tract caused by the presence of a catheter, which can be prevented with proper care and placement.

Urinary catheterization

The process of inserting a urinary catheter into an animal to collect urine or administer medication.

Urinary diversion

A surgical procedure in which the urinary tract is rerouted to allow for urine elimination outside of the body, often used to treat urinary incontinence or bladder cancer.

Urinary excretion

The process of eliminating waste products from the body through the urinary system.

Urinary frequency

A condition in which an animal needs to urinate more often than usual.

Urinary frequency-pollakiuria

A condition in which an animal needs to urinate more often than usual, often seen in animals with urinary tract infections or other health conditions.

Urinary incontinence

A condition in which an animal cannot control the release of urine from the bladder.

Urinary incontinence in birds

A condition in which a bird is unable to control its bladder, often seen in older birds or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in cats

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder, often seen in older cats or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in cats after anesthesia

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after undergoing anesthesia for surgery or other procedures.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder atony

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after developing bladder atony, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder calculi removal

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery to remove bladder stones, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder cancer surgery

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery for bladder cancer, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder cystitis

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after developing bladder cystitis, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder dilatation

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after developing bladder dilatation, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder distension

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing bladder distension, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder diverticula

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after developing bladder diverticula, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder fibrosis

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after developing bladder fibrosis, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder hyperactivity

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after developing bladder hyperactivity, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder hypertonicity

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after developing bladder hypertonicity, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder hypertrophy

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after developing bladder hypertrophy, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder hypotonicity

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after developing bladder hypotonicity, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder infection

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing a bladder infection, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder inflammation

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing inflammation of the bladder, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder neck obstruction

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing bladder neck obstruction, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder neoplasm

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after developing bladder neoplasm, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder obstruction

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing bladder obstruction, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder overactivity

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing bladder overactivity, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder perforation

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after developing a bladder perforation, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder rupture

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing a bladder rupture, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder stone removal

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery to remove bladder stones, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder stones

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing bladder stones, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder surgery

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery for bladder problems, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after bladder wall thickening

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after developing bladder wall thickening, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after cystitis

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing inflammation of the bladder, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after cystotomy

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery for bladder problems, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after declawing

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after being declawed, often due to nerve damage.

Urinary incontinence in cats after kidney disease

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after developing kidney disease, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after kidney removal

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after undergoing kidney removal surgery, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after kidney stones

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing kidney stones, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after neutering

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after being neutered, often due to weakness of the urinary sphincter.

Urinary incontinence in cats after spay surgery

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after being spayed, often due to nerve damage or hormonal changes.

Urinary incontinence in cats after spaying

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after being spayed, often due to weakness of the urinary sphincter.

Urinary incontinence in cats after spinal cord injury

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after sustaining a spinal cord injury, often due to nerve damage.

Urinary incontinence in cats after spinal surgery

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after undergoing spinal surgery, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after urethral obstruction

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urethral obstruction, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after urethral surgery

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery for urethral problems, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after urinary bladder atrophy

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary bladder atrophy, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after urinary bladder dysfunction

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary bladder dysfunction, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after urinary bladder fistula

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after developing a urinary bladder fistula, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after urinary blockage

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary blockage, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after urinary obstruction

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary obstruction, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after urinary tract infection

A temporary condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after experiencing a urinary tract infection, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cats after urinary tract surgery

A condition in which a cat is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery for urinary tract problems, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in cattle

A condition in which a cow is unable to control its bladder, often seen in older cows or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in dogs

A condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder, often seen in spayed females or older dogs.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after anesthesia

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after undergoing anesthesia for surgery or other procedures.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder atony

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing bladder atony, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder calculi

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after developing bladder stones, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder cancer surgery

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery for bladder cancer, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder dilatation

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after developing bladder dilatation, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder fistula

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after developing a bladder fistula, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder hyperactivity

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing bladder hyperactivity, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder hypotonicity

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing bladder hypotonicity, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder infection

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing a bladder infection, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder inflammation

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing inflammation of the bladder, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder injury

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after sustaining a bladder injury, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder neck obstruction

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing bladder neck obstruction, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder perforation

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing bladder perforation, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder polyp removal

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery to remove a bladder polyp, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder polyps

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after developing bladder polyps, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder rupture

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing a bladder rupture, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder stone removal

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery to remove bladder stones, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder surgery

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery for bladder problems, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder trauma

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing bladder trauma, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after bladder tumor removal

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery to remove bladder tumors, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after cystotomy

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery for bladder problems, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after hip dysplasia surgery

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery for hip dysplasia, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after kidney removal

A condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after undergoing kidney removal surgery, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after neutering

A condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after being neutered, often due to weakness of the urinary sphincter.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after prostate cancer surgery

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery for prostate cancer, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after prostate surgery

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery for prostate problems, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after prostatectomy

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after undergoing prostatectomy, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after spaying

A condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after being spayed, often due to weakness of the urinary sphincter.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after spinal cord compression

A condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing spinal cord compression, often due to nerve damage.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after spinal cord disease

A condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after developing spinal cord disease, often due to nerve damage.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after spinal cord injury

A condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after sustaining a spinal cord injury, often due to nerve damage.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after spinal stenosis

A condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after developing spinal stenosis, often due to nerve damage.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after spinal surgery

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after undergoing spinal surgery, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after urethral surgery

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after undergoing surgery for urethral problems, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after urinary bladder atony

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary bladder atony, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after urinary bladder atrophy

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary bladder atrophy, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after urinary bladder cystitis

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary bladder cystitis, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after urinary bladder distension

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary bladder distension, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after urinary bladder dysfunction

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary bladder dysfunction, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after urinary bladder fibrosis

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary bladder fibrosis, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after urinary bladder hypertrophy

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary bladder hypertrophy, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after urinary bladder inflammation

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary bladder inflammation, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after urinary bladder neoplasm

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary bladder neoplasm, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after urinary bladder obstruction

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary bladder obstruction, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after urinary bladder overactivity

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary bladder overactivity, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after urinary bladder wall thickening

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary bladder wall thickening, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in dogs after urinary obstruction

A temporary condition in which a dog is unable to control its bladder after experiencing urinary obstruction, often due to nerve damage or muscle weakness.

Urinary incontinence in female dogs

A condition in which a female dog is unable to control its bladder, often seen in spayed dogs or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in ferrets

A condition in which a ferret is unable to control its bladder, often seen in older ferrets or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in goats

A condition in which a goat is unable to control its bladder, often seen in older goats or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in guinea pigs

A condition in which a guinea pig is unable to control its bladder, often seen in older guinea pigs or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in horses

A condition in which a horse is unable to control its bladder, often seen in older horses or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in horses after castration

A condition in which a horse is unable to control its bladder after being castrated, often due to weakness of the urinary sphincter.

Urinary incontinence in llamas

A condition in which a llama is unable to control its bladder, often seen in older llamas or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in male dogs

A condition in which a male dog is unable to control its bladder, often seen in older dogs or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in pigs

A condition in which a pig is unable to control its bladder, often seen in older pigs or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in pigs after castration

A condition in which a pig is unable to control its bladder after being castrated, often due to weakness of the urinary sphincter.

Urinary incontinence in rabbits

A condition in which a rabbit is unable to control its bladder, often seen in older rabbits or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in rabbits after spaying

A condition in which a rabbit is unable to control its bladder after being spayed, often due to nerve damage or hormonal changes.

Urinary incontinence in rats

A condition in which a rat is unable to control its bladder, often seen in older rats or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in reptiles

A condition in which a reptile is unable to control its bladder, often seen in older reptiles or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in sheep

A condition in which a sheep is unable to control its bladder, often seen in older sheep or those with certain health conditions.

Urinary incontinence in sheep after lambing

A condition in which a sheep is unable to control its bladder after giving birth, often due to weakened pelvic muscles.

Urinary incontinence medication

Medications used to treat urinary incontinence in animals, such as phenylpropanolamine or estrogen supplements.

Urinary incontinence surgery

Surgical procedures used to treat urinary incontinence in animals, including colposuspension and sling procedures.

Urinary obstruction in rabbits

A condition in which the urinary tract is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder.

Urinary protein

Protein that is present in urine, which can indicate kidney disease or other health problems in animals.

Urinary retention

The inability to completely empty the bladder, which can cause discomfort and urinary tract infections.

Urinary sediment

The solid particles that settle at the bottom of a urine sample, which can provide information about an animal’s health.

Urinary sediment analysis

A laboratory test that examines the solid particles in a urine sample, which can provide information about an animal’s health and diagnose certain conditions.

Urinary sphincter mechanism

The group of muscles that control the flow of urine through the urinary tract.

Urinary stone analysis

A diagnostic test that identifies the composition of urinary stones, which can help determine the underlying cause and guide treatment.

Urinary system

The organs and structures involved in the production, storage, and elimination of urine.

Urinary tract

The organs and structures involved in producing and excreting urine, including the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra.

Urinary tract anatomy

The structure and function of the organs and tissues involved in the production, storage, and elimination of urine.

Urinary tract anomaly

A congenital abnormality of the urinary tract, such as a double ureter or ectopic ureter, which can cause health problems in animals.

Urinary tract anomaly surgery

Surgical procedures used to correct congenital abnormalities of the urinary tract, such as ureteral reimplantation or bladder augmentation.

Urinary tract catheter-associated complications

Potential complications of urinary catheterization, such as infection or trauma to the urinary tract.

Urinary tract catheter-associated trauma

Injuries to the urinary tract caused by the insertion or removal of a urinary catheter.

Urinary tract catheterization

The insertion of a catheter into the urinary tract to collect urine or administer medication.

Urinary tract fistula

An abnormal connection between the urinary tract and another organ or tissue, which can cause infection and other complications.

Urinary tract imaging

Diagnostic imaging techniques used to visualize the urinary tract, including X-rays, ultrasounds, and CT scans.

Urinary tract infection

An infection of the urinary system, often caused by bacteria, that can cause pain, discomfort, and other symptoms.

Urinary tract infection in birds

Infection of the urinary tract in birds, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in birds of prey

Infection of the urinary tract in birds of prey, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in cats

Infection of the urinary tract in cats, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in chickens

Infection of the urinary tract in chickens, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in cows

Infection of the urinary tract in cows, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in dogs

Infection of the urinary tract in dogs, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in dogs with bladder stones

Infection of the urinary tract in dogs with bladder stones, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in ferrets

Infection of the urinary tract in ferrets, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in goats

Infection of the urinary tract in goats, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in guinea pigs

Infection of the urinary tract in guinea pigs, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in hamsters

Infection of the urinary tract in hamsters, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in horses

Infection of the urinary tract in horses, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in mice

Infection of the urinary tract in mice, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in pigs

Infection of the urinary tract in pigs, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in rabbits

Infection of the urinary tract in rabbits, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in rats

Infection of the urinary tract in rats, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in reptiles

Infection of the urinary tract in reptiles, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in sheep

Infection of the urinary tract in sheep, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection in snakes

Infection of the urinary tract in snakes, which can cause pain, discomfort, and other health problems.

Urinary tract infection prevention

Strategies for preventing urinary tract infections, including proper hygiene and urinary catheter care.

Urinary tract inflammation

Inflammation of the urinary tract, often caused by infection or injury.

Urinary tract injury

Damage to the urinary tract caused by trauma or other factors, which can cause pain, urinary obstruction, and other health problems.

Urinary tract obstruction

A blockage in the urinary tract that prevents the flow of urine, which can be life-threatening if not treated promptly.

Urinary tract obstruction in birds

A condition in which the urinary tract is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in birds, which can cause serious health problems.

Urinary tract obstruction in birds of prey

A condition in which the urinary tract is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in birds of prey, which can cause serious health problems.

Urinary tract obstruction in cats

A condition in which the urinary tract is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in cats.

Urinary tract obstruction in cows

A condition in which the urinary tract is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in cows.

Urinary tract obstruction in dogs

A condition in which the urinary tract is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in dogs.

Urinary tract obstruction in ferrets

A condition in which the urinary tract is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in ferrets.

Urinary tract obstruction in goats

A condition in which the urinary tract is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in goats.

Urinary tract obstruction in guinea pigs

A condition in which the urinary tract is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in guinea pigs.

Urinary tract obstruction in horses

A condition in which the urinary tract is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in horses.

Urinary tract obstruction in pigs

A condition in which the urinary tract is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in pigs.

Urinary tract obstruction in rabbits

A condition in which the urinary tract is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in rabbits.

Urinary tract obstruction in rats

A condition in which the urinary tract is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in rats.

Urinary tract obstruction in sheep

A condition in which the urinary tract is blocked, preventing the flow of urine from the bladder in sheep.

Urinary tract obstruction prevention

Measures to prevent urinary tract obstructions, including proper hydration and dietary management.

Urinary tract obstruction surgery

Surgical procedures used to remove obstructions in the urinary tract and restore normal urine flow.

Urinary tract obstruction treatment

Emergency treatment options for urinary obstruction, such as catheterization or surgery.

Urinary tract support

Supplements and other products designed to support the health and function of the urinary tract in animals.

Urinary tract surgery

Surgical procedures used to treat urinary tract conditions in animals, including bladder stone removal and urinary tract reconstruction.

Urinary tract tumors

Abnormal growths that develop in the urinary tract, which can be benign or malignant.

Urine culture

A diagnostic test that identifies the presence of bacteria or other microorganisms in a urine sample.

Urine culture and sensitivity testing

Laboratory tests used to identify the type of bacteria causing a urinary tract infection and determine which antibiotics will be most effective.

Urine pH

The measure of the acidity or alkalinity of urine, which can provide information about an animal’s health and diet.

Urinometer

A device used to measure the specific gravity of urine, which can indicate the concentration of solids and the overall health of an animal.

Urodele

A type of amphibian, including salamanders and newts, that can regenerate lost limbs and tails.

Urodynamic testing

Diagnostic tests used to evaluate the function of the urinary tract, including uroflowmetry and cystometry.

Urogenital

Relating to the urinary and reproductive systems.

Urolagnia

A paraphilia in which an individual derives sexual arousal from urine or urination.

Urolith

A stone or mineral deposit that forms in the urinary tract, often causing pain and urinary obstruction.

Urolithiasis

The formation of stones or calculi in the urinary tract of animals, which can cause urinary obstruction and other health problems.

Urolithiasis diagnosis

Diagnostic tests used to identify the presence of urinary stones in animals, including X-rays, ultrasound, and urinalysis.

Urolithiasis prevention

Measures to prevent the formation of urinary stones in animals, including dietary changes, hydration, and veterinary care.

Urolithiasis prevention diet

A specialized diet designed to prevent the formation of urinary stones in animals.

Urolithiasis treatment

Treatment options for urinary stones, including surgery, medications, and dietary management.

Urology

The branch of medicine that deals with the urinary system and its diseases.

Uroperitoneum

A condition in which urine leaks into the abdominal cavity, often seen in animals with urinary tract injuries or obstructions.

Uroperitoneum treatment

Emergency treatment options for uroperitoneum, which can be life-saving for affected animals.

Uroplasty

A surgical procedure used to treat urinary incontinence in animals, in which a sling is placed around the urethra to support it.

Uroplatus

A genus of gecko native to Madagascar, known for their ability to change color and blend in with their surroundings.

Uroplatus fimbriatus

A species of gecko native to Madagascar, known for their fringed, leaf-like appearance and ability to blend in with their surroundings.

Uropygi

An order of arachnids, also known as whip scorpions, that are found in tropical and subtropical regions.

Uropygial gland

A gland found in birds that secretes an oil used for preening and waterproofing feathers.

Uropygium

The fleshy protuberance at the base of the tail feathers in birds, also known as the preen gland.

Urothelial carcinoma

A type of cancer that develops in the lining of the urinary tract, often seen in dogs and cats.

Urothelium

The lining of the urinary tract, including the bladder, ureters, and urethra.

Urticaria

A skin condition characterized by raised, itchy patches or bumps, often caused by an allergic reaction.

Urticaria multiforme

A skin condition characterized by raised, itchy patches or bumps that change shape and size over time.

Urticaria pigmentosa

A rare skin condition in dogs and cats that causes raised, itchy patches of skin.

Urticating hair

Specialized hairs found on some tarantulas and caterpillars that can cause skin irritation or an allergic reaction.

Urushiol

An oil found in poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac that can cause an allergic reaction in some animals and humans.

Uterine artery embolization

A minimally invasive procedure used to treat uterine fibroids in humans, which can also be used in some animals.

Uterine artery embolization in animals

A minimally invasive procedure used to treat uterine fibroids and other conditions in some animals.

Uterine atony

A condition in which the uterus fails to contract after childbirth, leading to excessive bleeding and other complications.

Uterine biopsy

A procedure in which a small tissue sample is taken from the uterus for diagnostic purposes.

Uterine cancer

A type of cancer that develops in the cells of the uterus, often seen in older female dogs.

Uterine fibroid

A benign tumor that develops in the muscle tissue of the uterus, often seen in older dogs and cats.

Uterine inertia

A condition in which the uterus fails to contract during labor, leading to difficulty giving birth.

Uterine infection

Infection of the uterus, which can cause fever, pain, and discharge.

Uterine involution

The process by which the uterus returns to its normal size and function after childbirth.

Uterine leiomyoma

A benign tumor that develops in the muscle tissue of the uterus, often seen in older dogs.

Uterine prolapse

A condition in which the uterus protrudes through the vagina, often seen in older female dogs.

Uterine prolapse in cats

A condition in which the uterus protrudes through the vagina, often seen in older, unspayed female cats.

Uterine prolapse in cows

A condition in which the uterus protrudes through the vagina, often seen in cows after calving.

Uterine prolapse in dogs

A condition in which the uterus protrudes through the vagina, often seen in older, unspayed female dogs.

Uterine prolapse prevention

Measures to prevent uterine prolapse in animals, including proper nutrition, exercise, and veterinary care.

Uterine rupture

A serious complication of childbirth in which the uterus tears or ruptures, which can be life-threatening for both the mother and offspring.

Uterine rupture prevention

Measures to prevent uterine rupture in animals, including proper nutrition, exercise, and veterinary care.

Uterine torsion

A rare but serious condition in which the uterus twists on itself, cutting off blood flow and potentially causing the death of the animal.

Uterine torsion in cows

A condition in which the uterus twists on itself, often seen in pregnant cows, which can be life-threatening for both the cow and the fetus.

Uterine torsion in dogs

A condition in which the uterus twists on itself, often seen in pregnant dogs, which can be life-threatening for both the dog and the puppies.

Uterine torsion in goats

A life-threatening condition in which the uterus twists on itself, often seen in pregnant goats.

Uterine torsion in horses

A life-threatening condition in which the uterus twists on itself, often seen in pregnant mares.

Uterine torsion surgery

A surgical procedure used to correct uterine torsion in animals, which can be life-saving for both the animal and its offspring.

Uterus

The reproductive organ in females where offspring develop and are born.

UV light

Ultraviolet light, a type of light that is not visible to the human eye and can be harmful in excess.

Uv light disinfection

The use of ultraviolet light to kill bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens in water or air.

Uveal cyst

A fluid-filled sac that forms in the uvea, which can cause vision problems and other complications.

Uveal cysts

Fluid-filled sacs that can develop in the uvea of animals, which can cause vision problems and other complications.

Uveal melanoma

A type of cancer that develops in the uvea, which can cause vision problems and other complications.

Uveal tract

The middle layer of the eye, which includes the iris, ciliary body, and choroid.

Uveitis

Inflammation of the uvea, the middle layer of the eye, which can cause eye pain, redness, and vision loss.

Uveitis in cats

Inflammation of the uvea in cats, which can cause pain, vision loss, and other complications.

Uveitis in dogs

Inflammation of the uvea in dogs, which can cause pain, vision loss, and other complications.

Uveitis in horses

Inflammation of the uvea in horses, which can cause pain, vision loss, and other complications.

Uveitis in rabbits

Inflammation of the uvea in rabbits, which can cause pain, vision loss, and other complications.

Uveitis treatment

Treatment options for inflammation of the uvea, including medications, surgery, and supportive care.

Uveodermatologic syndrome

A rare autoimmune disease that affects the eyes and skin of dogs, causing inflammation and hair loss.

Uvula

The fleshy, cone-shaped tissue that hangs down at the back of the throat, which plays a role in swallowing and speaking.

Uvular deviation

A symptom of certain neurological disorders in which the uvula deviates to one side.

Uvular hydrops

A condition in which the uvula fills with fluid, causing it to enlarge and hang down in the back of the throat.

Uvular necrosis

Tissue death in the uvula, often caused by infection, injury, or exposure to harmful substances.

Uvular reflex

A reflex action in which the uvula and soft palate contract to prevent food or liquid from entering the nasal passages.

Uvulitis

Inflammation of the uvula, which can cause throat pain and difficulty swallowing.

Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty

A surgical procedure used to treat snoring and sleep apnea in animals and humans.