Kidney Stones Horses Symptoms. The blood screening shows a high overdose of urea. According to the article why equine kidneys rarely fail in equus magazine the few signs that horses do show are often attributed to other types of disease.
The symptoms for bladder stones that you will likely notice in your horse can be similar to those you may notice when you experience bladder or kidney stones. As a baby develops in the womb their kidneys move into position just above the waist one on each. Stones cause symptoms like pain trouble urinating cloudy or smelly urine nausea and vomiting.
The blood screening shows a high overdose of urea.
Symptoms of kidney stones include colicky pain. Stones in the kidneys or in the ducts draining the kidneys the ureters can cause partial or complete blockage of a kidney. Urinary incontinence involuntary leaking of urine blood in the urine. The horse does not suffer from any symptoms.