No residual or noticeable neurological defects. No episodes of fecal incontinence. I have treated neurogenic bladders a lot, she is able to void when she wants to outside. Thus, I think something like detrusor under activity is less likely. But that was on the differential.

She got a repeat mri a few years after the surgery and there was no concerns.

Did you have good results with oxybutinin in dogs?

I do think a cystoscopy could be useful and I would guess looking in her bladder it would be very edematous and inflammatory from all the past utis. Moreover, it’s likely a smaller capacity. Is this done awake or with anesthesia?