Subclinical bacteriuria and pyuria in companion animals without signs of lower urinary tract disease: prevalence and associations in a prospective cross-sectional study using multimodal analytics.

J Vet Intern Med · 2026 · PMC12866913 · PMID 41742555

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Diet in cats ( P = .042) and BPH in dogs ( P = .042) were significantly associated with SP, SB, or SP and SB in univariate logistic regression, while Lyme disease ( P = .083) approached significance; their roles merit investigation in studies with more complete data.

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