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Veterinary urinary/bladder-support diet

Protein
30.00–38.00%
Fat
12.00–18.00%
Calories / 100g
320–380
Life Stage
All_stages

Description

A prescription diet formulated with controlled mineral levels and urine pH management specifically intended to reduce the risk of both struvite and calcium oxalate crystal/stone formation (the two most common types in cats, which actually require somewhat different, sometimes opposing, dietary approaches, which is part of why an accurate diagnosis of stone/crystal type matters before choosing a specific therapeutic diet), often combined with high moisture content or encouragement to increase water intake.

Prescribed For

Urinary crystals, certain bladder stones, recurrent FIC

Suitable For

Cats with a veterinarian-diagnosed history of urinary crystals, stones, or feline idiopathic cystitis (FIC), used as directed based on the specific diagnosis.

Cautions

A male cat straining to urinate or unable to urinate at all is a genuine emergency (urethral obstruction) requiring immediate veterinary care — this is not something to address with diet alone, and any delay can be fatal within as little as 24-48 hours. This diet supports ongoing prevention and management once an obstruction has been treated or a non-obstructive urinary issue diagnosed, not a response to an active blockage.

This describes a general food category, not a specific brand endorsement. Always confirm any dietary change, especially for a cat with a diagnosed health condition, with your veterinarian.