Abstract
Canine gallbladder related diseases are being reported with an increased frequency by specialists working in small animal veterinary medicine. It is presumed that these represent a direct consequence following changes in diet, lifestyle and activity levels of small animals. As a result of increased assertion towards the well-being of pets worldwide, veterinary medicine has evolved by creating and implementing new diagnostic protocols and noninvasive means of investigations, like ultrasonography, which can characterize the presence and intensity of any abnormalities encountered in the canine gallbladder.
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