Abstract
Acute Renal Failure in a Calf In this case report, hemotologic, biochemical, blood gases, urinalysis and peritoneal fluid analysis were evaluated in a four months old simmental calf which was referred to the internal medicine clinic. Creatinin and urea concentrations were increased in serum and peritoneal fluid analysis, dansity was decreased in urine analysis. A defect was detected compatible with ruptur in bladder. In the present case report, acute renal failure related with postrenal obstruction due to a suspected a urolith was discussed
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