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Date: 07 September, 2010
Toa Payoh Vets Clinical Research
Urinary stones in Singapore Dogs
Urinary stones in a young Maltese passing blood in the urine.
Excellent X-ray taken by a vet practice. Good contrast is due to air being introduced into the bladder
The Best Is Not Good Enough
Ghosts and Spirits
Some of Dr Sing's Cases
1.
The female Shih Tzu squatted and peed many times a day for months
2.
Mentoring a younger veterinarian in his first bladder stone surgery
3.
The Silkie Terrier takes a long time but pees little.
4.
A Kind Veterinarian gave a distressed young lady an option
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Money Back - My Dog still can't pee
. Green urinary stones
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Can home-cooked food dissolve two large urinary stones?
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The 13-year-old Terrier X can't pee at the end of urination
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Retrograde Urohydropropulsion success in an old Chihuahua
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Mum wondered why the Chihuahua peed so many times. C
alcium oxalate urinary stones
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Urine tests for 2 dogs - shivering and leaking urine - Part 2
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How To Prevent Struvite Urinary Stone Formation
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Urethrostomy done by a vet in 2004
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Post-Operation Notes
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Employee vets discourage referrals & The young Shih Tzu passes blood in the urine daily
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