The recipes were formulated by Rebecca L. Remillard, Ph.D., D.V.M., DACVN Veterinary Nutritionist.
I think they are good and it was quite generous of her to share them.
“It is recommended that you consult a Certified Veterinary Nutritionist concerning your pet’s diet if they have any pre-existing medical conditions or might require special dietary needs”
Regarding: http://support.mspca.org/site/PageServer?pagename=latestnews_GenericPetFoodRecipes
@ Diane B, the poster whose dog was treated for oxalate stones, I would go by the prescription food that your veterinarian recommends, and add water, frequent bathroom breaks.
Some of the foods you mentioned were prohibited for my dog that had a history of bladder stones. Most veggies are high in oxalates.
