Charlie Bladder Poylop

Recently, Dr Matteo Bordicchia and Dr Karina Graham successfully performed a minimally invasive procedure on a brave male dog to remove polyps through perineal access. Using this advanced technique, they ensured a safe and efficient surgery with a smooth recovery ahead.

Bladder polyps in dogs are small growths often caused by irritation or inflammation. They can lead to discomfort, blood in the urine, or trouble urinating. While usually non-cancerous, it’s important to have them checked by a vet to ensure proper treatment.

At VSOS, we’re proud to provide cutting-edge care to help pets get back on their paws quickly!

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