Sentences with word «oxylate»

Our 9 year old Bichon has a long history of food allergies as well as calcium oxylate crystals and stones.

Calcium oxylate stones are not dissolvable and usually require surgical removal in male cats.

Since you already don't eat meat, you can try a «low oxylate diet.»

Just search that and you should get some websites with lists of low, moderate, and high oxylate foods.

In the late 1990's one of my schnauzers (Stormy) was plagued with calcium oxylate bladder stones.

Foods designed to decrease oxylate formation produce an alkaline pH urine rather than an acid pH needed to prevent struvite formation.

Substances called phytates and oxylates bind with calcium in the large intestine and form insoluble salts, rendering the calcium useless.

These are less common than struvite crystals, but some breeds, such as Himilayan cats, have a hereditary predisposition to forming oxylate crystals.

This is a hypoallergenic recipe that someone with a histamine intolerance, auto - immune disease, leaky gut, sulfur intolerance and a low - oxylate diet can benefit from.

Left untreated, Cushing's disease can result in diabetes, calcium oxylate bladder stones and pulmonary embolism.

Ironically, the factors which contribute to oxylate crystal formation are opposite of those which lead to struvite formation.

i use very good clean technique, if it is beerstone (causing calcium oxylates to form) could it be the environment, once the brew is sitting and fermenting?

I keep hearing from friends that they have been told to stop eating a huge list of fruits and veggies because of oxylates.

Oh another infamous one I think has a bad rap is oxylates.

If a cat with oxylate crystals is treated for presumptive struvite crystals with a special diet, the struvite diet will actually cause more oxylate crystals to form.

The second most common type of crystal that cats form are calcium oxylate crystals.

Types of bladder stones include struvite, calcium oxylate, urate, cystine, calcium phosphate, and silicate stones.

Other types of crystals are less common and include calcium oxylate and urate crystals.

Calcium oxylate stones can not be dissolved with diet and have to be removed surgically.

Dietary therapy can dissolve struvite stones, but not those consisting of calcium oxylate.