In other species: Rhesus monkey , dog , domestic ferret , domestic cat , domestic horse , pig , Arabian camel , llama , taurine cattle , goat , sheep , domestic guinea pig , mountain tapir , long-tailed chinchilla , Red shanked douc langur , Francois's langur , Dusky leaf-monkey , Siberian chipmunk , maned wolf , Silvery lutung , Javan langur , American mink

Categories: Renal / urinary system phene

Links to possible relevant human trait(s) and/or gene(s) in OMIM: 220150 (trait) , 606142 (gene) , 612076 (trait)

Single-gene trait/disorder: unknown

Disease-related: yes

Cross-species summary: Formation of calculi ('stones') in the urinary tract, or the condition associated with the presence of such calculi.  Both genetic and non-genetic causes exist.

Species summary: Previously listed as OMIA:001033-9322: Urolithiasis in Macropus. Updated species information to Macropus fuliginosus [09/09/2025]. [IT thanks Emma Faull for contributions to this entry in September 2025]

Clinical features: Halsey (1996): "A nine-month-old, male, Western Grey kangaroo presented with lethargy, anorexia, irritability, and a swollen cloacal region … The joey had produced only several drops of urine in a 10-hour period and the owner had noticed that his penis was becoming progressively swollen and inflamed ... Abdominal palpation revealed a distended, firm, and painful bladder. The penis was swollen, inflamed and painful to touch. A single white urolith was visible in the penile urethra through the mucosa."