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Bladder rupture

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Bladder rupture

Rupture of the urinary bladder is one of the most common conditions of the urinary tract affecting new born foals and is a potentially life-threatening condition so early recognition is essential.

Signs of bladder rupture can includle abdominal pain
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What is bladder rupture?

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