Uso de mistura de terpenos (Rowatinex®) no tratamento conservativo de ureterolitíase de um felino

Abstract

Ureterolithiasis is the main cause of ureteral obstruction in cats. Clinical signs are usually nonspecific and the most recurrent ureteroliths are Calcium oxalate, reproduction or prognosis of the reserved patient in the absence of protocols for its dissolution. The objective of this study was to report a satisfactory response to the use of terpene mix as experimental conservative therapy in the treatment of a feline with bilateral ureteral obstruction. A feline, male, Brazilian Short Hair, 10 years, 5,850Kg, castrated and diagnosed with bilateral ureteral stone was treated. During an anamnesis or patient there are vital signs within normal range, mild dehydration, apathy and tenderness to abdominal palpation. It has been prescribed as treatment or use of terpenes 1 capsule twice daily orally for 60 days, as it is a compound that proposes to assist in the removal of kidney stones and urinary tract. Its use as conservative therapy in the treatment of ureterolithiasis may have led to accelerated expulsion of the left ureteral stone, causing fewer deleterious effects to the patient's kidneys and with few detrimental effects. Thus, the results found in this case study, based on an experimental protocol, assume great importance in the treatment of ureterolithiasis.