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Reply To: struvite crystals in 1 year old lab mix- vet prescribed U/D Hills Science Diet
Usually an up in water intake helps with uti and some types of crystals. Although some are reoccurring. How old is your pup? Is this the first occurrence? If it is I would just feed the prescript food until the crystals are gone. Then return back to high water content food. Although if it is reoccurring I wouldnāt keep the dog on the prescript food permanently. Find a non traditional vet or a vet nutritionalist to help you formulate a properly balanced home diet for dogs with reoccurring urinary issues.
The thing is with prescription foods is these big companies can balance the ph levels correctly and they can do it with inappropriate cheap subpar ingredients then slap a huge price tag on it and call it āscienceā. However I wouldnāt buy into it. Youāll spend the same or less making your dogs food with fresh ingreients that are appropriate and you know where they come from. Good luck.
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