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Reply To: Food to promote good Urinary Tract health
Hi Christie,
I understand your frustration, this is why I always stick with the same vet that I like the best, this way the vet gets to know your dog & forms a bond, stick with the vet that listened to you & goes out of their way to help with diets & orders in other vet diet brands if neededā¦..
Normally the dog is put on antibiotics 14 days & put on a vet diet either the Royal Canine S/O Urinary or the Hills C/d Multicare dry & wet for just 6 weeks, feed no other foods or treats in this time, the crystals normally dissolve & go away by the 6 week period & then the vet does another Ultra scan to confirm that the crystals have all dissolved, thatās what happened with my boy⦠The Hills C/D Multicare wet & dry formula has the best ingredients when you look at all the vet dietsā¦..after the crystals have dissolved thereās the Hills W/d wet tin Vet Diet, itās low in fat & low protein, excellent for keeping off the weight & promotes healthy Urinary tract health.. but it does have grains, just keep it in mindā¦.Hills have been improving most of their vet diets & regular pet foods, probably cause sales dropped so they hoped on the better ingredient wagonā¦.
I would join the āCanine Kidney Disease Supportā Facebook group & ask people what did they feed their dogs after the crystals were dissolved, to prevent them re occurring, you can make appointment with a nutritionist, she can make a special diet for your mums dog that she can cookā¦.
Thereās Daveās Restricted Low Protein & Low Phosphorus grain free wet tin diet food, I donāt know if this formula will dissolved the crystals or itās for dogs that need a lower protein phosphorus diet to prevent crystals coming back & ok to feed after the crystals have all dissolved, youāll have to email Daveās Pet Food & ask, thatās what I do, I email whoever makes the pet food & ask 100 questions⦠you can also email Hills & Royal Canine & a Vet Nutritionist will ring you back & give advise, you could ask what foods can be added to the vet diet to encourage your mums dog eat the vet dietā¦.
Just make sure when your mums dog is weeing, wee is coming out, you donāt want a blockage⦠http://davespetfood.com/product/%ef%bb%bfrestricted-diet-protein-phosphorus-chicken-dinner-dogs-13-oz-can/
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