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Switch from urinary prescription - is it possible?
Has anyone had any success with weaning a male cat with urinary
problems off a prescription diet (Royal Canin urinary s/o) to a more natural diet? I am feeding 3 of my cats Katzenflocken and would love to get the other one off the dependence on a prescribed food that I really know nothing about. Thanks for any advice. |
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Switch from urinary prescription - is it possible?
Has anyone had any success with weaning a male cat with urinary
problems off a prescription diet (Royal Canin urinary s/o) to a more natural diet? I am feeding 3 of my cats Katzenflocken and would love to get the other one off the dependence on a prescribed food that I really know nothing about. My cat was on Hill's c/d for 2 years, switched him to Hill's Science Diet 3.5 years ago; he's doing fine. It has a low magnesium content and a target urine p/h of 6.2-6.4 (moderate acid). You need to find out what the magnesium content on a "dry matter basis" is and what the target urine p/h is; the companies you contact should give you this information; if they can't provide it, look elsewhere. If you're looking for a "natural" food, Hill's makes Nature's Best and the magnesium is only .053 DMB. The c/d is .057 mag. DMB, so they are both quite similar. Anna -- Message posted via http://www.catkb.com |
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Switch from urinary prescription - is it possible?
I've got Sebastian on Wysong Au Jus Chicken with Grizzly Salmon Oil and
Instincts TC added. I also add a little bit of water to his food. Knock on wood no problems! Stacey "4Katz" wrote in message ups.com... Has anyone had any success with weaning a male cat with urinary problems off a prescription diet (Royal Canin urinary s/o) to a more natural diet? I am feeding 3 of my cats Katzenflocken and would love to get the other one off the dependence on a prescribed food that I really know nothing about. Thanks for any advice. |
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Switch from urinary prescription - is it possible?
I've got Sebastian on Wysong Au Jus Chicken with Grizzly Salmon Oil and
Instincts TC added. I also add a little bit of water to his food. Knock on wood no problems! That's the food mine was eating when he got blocked up - Wysong Vitality. Anna -- Message posted via CatKB.com http://www.catkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx...ealth/200603/1 |
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Switch from urinary prescription - is it possible?
Anna via CatKB.com wrote: I've got Sebastian on Wysong Au Jus Chicken with Grizzly Salmon Oil and Instincts TC added. I also add a little bit of water to his food. Knock on wood no problems! That's the food mine was eating when he got blocked up - Wysong Vitality. Isn't that a dry food? |
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Switch from urinary prescription - is it possible?
"4Katz" wrote in message ups.com... Has anyone had any success with weaning a male cat with urinary problems off a prescription diet (Royal Canin urinary s/o) to a more natural diet? I am feeding 3 of my cats Katzenflocken and would love to get the other one off the dependence on a prescribed food that I really know nothing about. Thanks for any advice. Royal Canin Urinary SO purportedly treats struvite and calcium oxalate. Which type of crystals does your cat have? Phil |
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Switch from urinary prescription - is it possible?
4Katz wrote: Has anyone had any success with weaning a male cat with urinary problems off a prescription diet (Royal Canin urinary s/o) to a more natural diet? I am feeding 3 of my cats Katzenflocken and would love to get the other one off the dependence on a prescribed food that I really know nothing about. Thanks for any advice. Our cat is female, but she was on Royal Canin s/o for about six months until she became reluctant to eat it. We've been monitoring since then--it's been about nine months--and her urinalyses have not shown any more struvites. Currently she eats SD Nature's Best and SD canned, although we have just got Iam's Multi Cat formula and she does like that too. Of course, crystals are generally much less risky in female cats, so our vet said it was okay to stop feeding her the s/o once the struvites disappeared. He just said that if she develops struvites again, she would have to go back on the s/o, but so far so good. -yngver |
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Switch from urinary prescription - is it possible?
Anna via CatKB.com" u18214@uwe wrote in message news:5d4a26ee7e6c8@uwe...
I've got Sebastian on Wysong Au Jus Chicken with Grizzly Salmon Oil and Instincts TC added. I also add a little bit of water to his food. Knock on wood no problems! That's the food mine was eating when he got blocked up - Wysong Vitality. Anna No it's not. This is canned food, not the dry Vitality. It's 95% chicken, the rest is water and guar gum. Stacey |
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