URINALYSIS AT SYNDROME OF URINARY INCONTINENCE OF SABLES
The article discusses a study of the daily urine output and urinalysis in sables with syndrome of urinary incontinence (SUI), which was a known before as a "wet belly". It is shown that in animals suffering from SUI, stands a smaller volume of urine compared to healthy animals, as well as the concentrations of total protein, albumin and creatinine in the urine of patients and healthy sable. Authors found that the most common inorganic component of the urine sediment of diseased animals is cystine.