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Lithiasis is defined as concretions formed by mineral deposition around a core formed by the organic matrix. They can be located in any region of animals’ urinary tract, causing obstruction or urinary tract infection (UTI). Only ten percent of uroliths can be found in the kidneys, being this an uncommon location. Citrobacter koseri, a microorganism of important isolation in human’s bacteremias, is rarely isolated in dogs. The present report aimed to describe the clinical diagnosis, as a microbiological diagnosis of the infections caused by this microorganism of infrequent occurrence, in an adult animal carrying bilateral nephrolithiasis. The patient described was being treated for chronic kidney disease (CKD) for two months without any improvement of the azotemia state.

Infecção urinária por Citrobacter koseri (C. diversus) em cão portador de nefrolitíase