Choosing the right dry dog food depends on whether or not your dog is already suffering
from urinary tract problems or you want to prevent them from occurring.
Keep in mind that it was once thought that feeding low ash cat food would help
prevent urinary tract problems (specifically the formation of crystals and stones).
For a cat already suffering
from urinary tract problems, a prescription food can help alleviate the symptoms and get your cat back to health again.
Both cats need to be on wet food because
of urinary tract problems, and I have come to believe that wet food and limited ingredients are beneficial for every cat.
And because they don't drink enough and they naturally produce very concentrated urine «we're setting them up for
urinary tract problems when their diet is low in liquids.»
Veterinary Pet Insurance lists skin allergies, ear infections and
urinary tract problems as the top three reasons for veterinary visits for pets.
Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) Hypothyroidism (Low Thyroid) Fibrocystic Breasts Migraine Headaches Skin Problems (Acne, Seborrhea, Rosacea, Psoriasis, and Keratoses) High Blood Pressure Candida Allergies Arthritis Autoimmune
Disorders Urinary Tract Problems Gallbladder Disease and Bile Flow
Like so many healthcare providers today, I'm committed to using safe, natural solutions for common health problems whenever possible... and especially for those
pesky urinary tract problems so many women have to deal with!
However, if your cat is already unwell and you
suspect urinary tract problems, take your pet to the vet for a proper diagnosis and feed as prescribed.
Urinary Tract Problems FLUTD Cats may go to the litterbox frequently, strain to urinate, pass very small amounts at a time, lick their genitals more frequently or more intensely than usual, or have blood in the urine.
FLUTD covers a number of
feline urinary tract problems, including bladder stones, cystitis, the formation of crystals in the urine, and bacterial infections.
Your cat will be prone being dehydrated which makes them susceptible to
urinary tract problems if its entire diet is dry food.
And because cats naturally produce highly concentrated urine «we're setting them up
for urinary tract problems when their diet is low in liquids.»