[Linda G]

We are not sure of the type of stone because the analysis has not come back yet. I have always float his dry food in water to up his water intake and has fresh water at all times. His bladder has been flushed already and the vet is not recommending surgery because the stones are the size of cat litter. I was curious if those are good food suggestions since I’m not very familiar of either

[Linda G]

I spoke with a nutritionist and he recommended canine caviar chicken and pearl millet or blue Ridge raw chicken…thoughts?

[Linda G]

He does not work with a nutritionist and openly admitted to not knowing much on the subject. He said he based thus decision off old medical journals he had to find. He is not well versed in dalmatian diet so he recommended I do my own research and and speak to more knowledgeable than he is.

I know stones are serious since I just had to rush him to the emergency vet myself. I plan on doing the best I can for him. I was hoping to find a more more natural, premium, or grain free food that will fit the right criteria. Obviously if there is no such thing than I will feed the prescription

[Linda G]

Currently he is on Kirkland’s nature’s domain turkey meal and sweet potato. Previously he was on the salmon version.

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