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Is there a grain-free food for dogs with urinary problems?
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Becky
MemberMy pug has done well on Royal Canin SO but a friend of mine has a pug with urinary/bladder problems who needs grain-free food. Does anyone know of a good grain-free food that is also good for bladder problems?
pugmomsandy
ParticipantDepends on the problem. Is it a stone issue? What kind?
Becky
MemberYou know, Iām not positive. I just know she said the vet recommended the Royal Canin SO. I think she said he had crystals but Iām not sure what kind. SHe just hasnāt been able to find any grain-free.
pugmomsandy
ParticipantIf she just had crystals, she doesnāt necessarily need an Rx food. Crystals in general are not a problem, just undesired. Crystals become a problem when the pug gets a UTI. In a nutshell, the UTI promotes stone formation. If the pug has a healthy urinary tract, then UTIās/stones should not be a problem. I would recommend visiting pugvillage.com. A community for pug lovers/owners. Iām over there too.
My pugs go see a holistic vet. They have some struvites but we feed a high protein kibble and raw food and also vinegar, d-mannose/cranberry and some vitamin c.
InkedMarie
MemberIn addition to what sandy said, make sure the dog drinks enough & has ample opportunity to urinate. Feed raw, canned or dehydrated; if she needs to feed kibble, add canned & warm water to it.
Juli E
MemberYes, Hillās prescription diet. The c/d one is wheat free at least. Iām not familiar with any other ones.
Linda H
MemberMy two girls have silica stones and I cannot find a food for them. I saw someone suggested Nulo Sr Trout but cannot find that, also Nulo Large Dog Chicken or Turkey. what is the brand name? Is it Nulo? does it require a prescription from a vet?
My vet told me to get Hills canine low fat i?D stew # prn. This is Pork and have no way of knowing about this food.He also said he does not know about silica so I am trying to research this food before starting them on it.
Can the person recommending Nulo please let me know about it and has it helped with the silica stones?
Has anyone reported what causes these stones? One of my girls has has Oxolate and Struvite and I can find information about that but not silica.
Please send any information. Thanks.
Bobby dog
MemberHi Linda H:
I fed Rx food for my petsā specific urinary issues when they were diagnosed; I had success in both cases. Besides Hillās I have fed Purina and Royal Canin Rx foods. Below are two sites I reference for info. Best wishes for speedy recoveries.https://www.vetmed.umn.edu/centers-programs/minnesota-urolith-center/publications
PDF documents for specific Dx found here. The diet your Vet recommended is listed as an example for canineās diagnosed with silica stones:
https://www.vetmed.umn.edu/centers-programs/minnesota-urolith-center/recommendationsHillās Rx food:
https://www.hillspet.com/prescription-dietPurina Rx:
https://www.proplanveterinarydiets.com/Royal Canin Rx:
https://www.royalcanin.com/products/vetanonymous
MemberYou may want to consult a veterinary nutritionist.
https://petdiets.com/
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