Sentences with phrase «developing bladder crystals»

Cats that don't get enough fluid intake can develop bladder crystals, bladder stones and even bladder inflammation called cystitis.

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Kidney stones, crystals that develop in the kidneys or the tubes that carry urine from the kidney to the bladder, affect 10 percent of the U.S. population, and men run a four times greater risk than women of developing them.

However, because we've created a more acidic environment in the bladder and haven't resolved the base problem associated with the damp heat, pets have started to develop more calcium oxalate crystals, which thrive in acidic environments.

I wanted to let you know that I have 2 cats and at two years old my male developed crystals in his bladder.

Some pets — cats and dogs — are prone to developing crystals that can feel like microscopic shards of glass scraping the urethra and bladder.

When the pH in the urine becomes either too high or too low (a pH of approximately 6.5 is a normal), these microscopic crystals can develop in the bladder.

Both dogs and cats can develop inflammation, crystals, and stones in their bladders and kidneys.

Since urine is the way the body cleanses itself of infection and prevents crystals from turning into bladder stones, these problems could develop as well.