Investigation of the Contribution of Different Antiseptic Solutions to Clinical Recovery in Uroretropropulsion Technique in Cats

Authors

  • Nahit SAYLAK Nahit
  • Umut Sukutli

Keywords:

Cat, Lugol's solution, Urethral obstruction

Abstract

The aim of this study was to report the contribution of different antiseptics to clinical improvement during intravesical lavage in cats with urethral obstruction problems. Urethral obstruction (UO) is a problem mostly encountered in male cats, requiring urgent intervention with a high success rate in the inferior urinary system. A total of 42 cats of different breeds and ages were evaluated, and the first medical treatment was applied, but no urine output was detected. All cases were randomly divided into 3 different groups and one-time intravesical lavage was performed with different fluids: GI (0.9% saline), GII (Dimethyl sulphoxide) and GIII (lugol’s solution). The controls performed on the 7th, 14th, and 30th days of the study showed similar results in all cases, and no statistically significant difference was determined. As a result, it was concluded that lugol’s solution can be used as a new alternative to DMSO antiseptic, which is the only agent approved for treatment by the US Food and Drug Administration, when performing intravesical lavage in cats with urethral obstruction.

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2025-01-01

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SAYLAK, N., & Sukutli, U. (2025). Investigation of the Contribution of Different Antiseptic Solutions to Clinical Recovery in Uroretropropulsion Technique in Cats. International Journal of Veterinary and Animal Research (IJVAR), 7(3), 70–74. Retrieved from https://ijvar.org/index.php/ijvar/article/view/631

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