Surgical management of cystocele in cat

A cystocele results from a break in continuity of the pubocervical fascia hammock-like support of the bladder. Abdominal hernias generally occurs secondary to trauma, such as vehicular accidents or bite wounds; however, they occasionally occur as congenital lesions. This report involves a case of one year old female cat that was presented with a history of swelling at the inguinal region (Ventral hernia) and its successfully managed by surgical intervention at Teaching Veterinary Clinic Shuhama, Alusteng.