Today’s case is a 10-year-old male Portuguese Water Spaniel presented with 3-day history of inappetence. Do you think there is an obstruction?
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Is the bizarreness in the sacrum secondary to technique?
The third sacral segment is incompletely fused which is fairly common. On the v/d projection, the os penis is superimposed on the sacrum. Hope that helps!
Is the prostate enlarged in this dog?
Yes it is, he is an intact male dog.
“appearance of the gastrointestinal tract is most consistent with functional ileus” is it because of “experience ” or it’s really typical, because I was going for mechanical ileus
btw: thank you for this website !!