author(s)
Komal, Sweety, Vaishali, Tushar Jain and Man Singh

abstract
A male Labrador of 5 year showed decreased appetite, haematuria and difficulty in urination. The case was tentatively diagnosed for calculi. Owner was advised for left and right lateral abdomen and the report revealed that patient has calculi in urinary bladder and penile urethra at the level of proximal end of os-penis. Later on, penile calculus was pushed back in urinary bladder by retrograde hydropropulsion. Medication was given afterwards. Antibiotic amikacin was given for 7 days and syrup neeri pet.