A moderate level of dietary sodium is an effective strategy for encouraging urinary dilution and reducing the risk of calcium oxalate urolith formation in all dogs. (waltham.com)
It is important to understand the risk factors and to assess the impact of dietary components such as minerals and moisture content on calcium oxalate urolith formation to help develop diets that reduce the risk of, or aid in the management of, this disease. (waltham.com)
There is a C / D that treats calcium oxalate uroliths in cats. (lbah.com)