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Minnesota Urolith Center: GS-441524 bladder stones

Based on reports of 3 cats with GS-441524 stones from the Minnesota Urolith Center (between Jan-April 2023), urinary signs in cats receiving Remdesivir or GS 441524 should be an indication to look for stones.

Read the full article at: https://vetmed.umn.edu/urolith-center/image-of-month/mysterious-new-stone-type-cats
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