cked with crystals in the past, but it completely got cured with this -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of MelbeachSent: Friday, April 01, 2005 1:30 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: Food for FeLV plus Urine Crystals, Brissle Update
Kathy,
Hill
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From: Kathy Koutsis
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31, 2005 8:38 PM
Subject: Re: Food for FeLV
plus Urine Crystals, Brissle Update
After Killian had urine crystals our vet recommended HIll's
Prescription Diet CD/S. You can only
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Subject: Re: Food for FeLV plus Urine
Crystals, Brissle Update
Kathy,
Hill's is actually the same thing as Science
Diet. That's what I'm trying to get away from because o
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Kathy
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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 8:38
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Subject: Re: Food for FeLV plus Urine
Crystals, Brissle Update
After Killian had urine crystals our vet recommended HIll's
Prescription D
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Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 8:38
PM
Subject: Re: Food for FeLV plus Urine
Crystals, Brissle Update
After Killian had urine crystals our vet recommended HIll's Prescription
Diet CD/S. You can only buy it at the vet's office - $25 for 10
pounds. But ever since K
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Crystals, Brissle Update
IVD makes a feline dissolution formula for
struvite crystals that has much less by-products-- I think it's the
After Killian had urine crystals our vet recommended HIll's Prescription Diet CD/S. You can only buy it at the vet's office - $25 for 10 pounds. But ever since Killian has been eating it, which is about 3 years now she has not had any reoccurences. Don't know if it has any byproducts though.
Kat
IVD makes a feline dissolution formula for struvite crystals that has much less by-products-- I think it's the fifth ingredient or something-- than the other prescription brands, and the cats love it. It's called something like feline dissolution formula in gravy. Make sure you get the one that i
My Smoky had a horrible interstitial cystitis episode at the beginning of January and while there were no signs of either type of crystals, my vet put him on Waltham's Royal Canin S/O diet and it's fine for my other kitty to eat as well. They both like it and there haven't been another outbreak, s
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