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| C/D Feline | £13.58 |  |
| Hills Prescription Diet Feline C/D for the Nutritional Management of Pets with Struvite Related Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) FLUTD is a condition often associated with the formation of crystals in the urinary tract that can cause numerous painful symptoms for your cat. The two most common types of crystals that form in the cat`s urinary tract: struvite and oxalate. Prescription Diet* Feline c/d-s has been formulated to provide nutritional management of cats with struvite-related FLUTD. Struvite crystals are usually formed in response to urine that is saturated with magnesium, ammonium and phosphorus combined with an alkaline urinary pH. Hills Prescription Diet Feline C/D indication: Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) ? Struvite crystals and uroliths, prevention of occurrence or recurrence ? Idiopathic FLUTD in adult cats (use Feline c/d canned) Hills Prescription Diet Feline C/D is not recommended for: ? Kittens. ? Pregnant or lactating queens. ? Cats concurrently receiving urinary acidifiers. ? Cats with non-struvite urolithiasis or crystalluria. Hills Prescription Diet Feline C/D additional information Monitor the urine, to ensure the target urinary pH is maintained, and if necessary eliminate urinary tract infection. Other products to consider ? To dissolve struvite uroliths: Prescription Diet Feline s/d. (Hills Prescription Diet Feline C/D is for long term management after the dissolution or removal of struvite uroliths.) ? For obesity-prone cats: Hills Prescription Diet Feline w/d has similar characteristics to Feline c/d in a low calorie formula. ? For FLUTD due to calcium oxalate uroliths: Hills Prescription Diet Feline x/d. ? For FLUTD due to urate or cystine uroliths: Hills Prescription Diet Feline k/d. ? For idiopathic FLUTD in senior cats or Persian cats: Hills Prescription Diet Feline x/d. | ||
| C/D Feline | £13.58 | |
| Hills Prescription Diet Feline C/D for the Nutritional Management of Pets with Struvite Related Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) FLUTD is a condition often associated with the formation of crystals in the urinary tract that can cause numerous painful symptoms for your cat. The two most common types of crystals that form in the cat`s urinary tract: struvite and oxalate. Prescription Diet* Feline c/d-s has been formulated to provide nutritional management of cats with struvite-related FLUTD. Struvite crystals are usually formed in response to urine that is saturated with magnesium, ammonium and phosphorus combined with an alkaline urinary pH. Hills Prescription Diet Feline C/D indication: Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) ? Struvite crystals and uroliths, prevention of occurrence or recurrence ? Idiopathic FLUTD in adult cats (use Feline c/d canned) Hills Prescription Diet Feline C/D is not recommended for: ? Kittens. ? Pregnant or lactating queens. ? Cats concurrently receiving urinary acidifiers. ? Cats with non-struvite urolithiasis or crystalluria. Hills Prescription Diet Feline C/D additional information Monitor the urine, to ensure the target urinary pH is maintained, and if necessary eliminate urinary tract infection. Other products to consider ? To dissolve struvite uroliths: Prescription Diet Feline s/d. (Hills Prescription Diet Feline C/D is for long term management after the dissolution or removal of struvite uroliths.) ? For obesity-prone cats: Hills Prescription Diet Feline w/d has similar characteristics to Feline c/d in a low calorie formula. ? For FLUTD due to calcium oxalate uroliths: Hills Prescription Diet Feline x/d. ? For FLUTD due to urate or cystine uroliths: Hills Prescription Diet Feline k/d. ? For idiopathic FLUTD in senior cats or Persian cats: Hills Prescription Diet Feline x/d. | ||
| Cystaid Capsules for Cats | £50.52 |  |
| An aid for the management of feline lower urinary tract disorders (FLUTD). | ||
| Cystaid Capsules for Cats | £50.52 | |
| An aid for the management of feline lower urinary tract disorders (FLUTD). | ||
| S/D Feline | £13.99 |  |
| Hills Prescription Diet Feline S/D for the Nutritional Management of Pets with Struvite Related Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) FLUTD is a problem often involving the formation of mineral-based crystals and stones in your cat?s urinary tract that can cause a variety of painful symptoms, including obstruction. Struvite and oxalate are the two most common crystals that form in a cat?s urinary tract. Hills Prescription Diet Feline S/D was developed to provide nutritional management of cats with struvite-related FLUTD. Struvite crystals and stones form as a result of urine that is over-burdened with magnesium, ammonium and phosphorus as well as an alkaline urinary pH. Indications: Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) ? Struvite uroliths dissolution. Not recommended for: ? Kittens. ? Pregnant or lactating queens. ? First 1-2 weeks after surgery. ? Cats concurrently receiving urinary acidifiers. ? Feeding long term without monitoring acid-base status (because of urine acidifying properties). ? Cats with non-struvite uroliths . ? Cats with kidney disease, hypokalaemia, metabolic acidosis, heart failure or hypertension. Additional information: ? Monitor the urine throughout dissolution and control urinary tract infection, if present. Urinary pH will increase if infection with urease-producing bacteria is not eliminated. Urinary pH must be continuously acidic for successful dissolution. ? After initially feeding Feline s/d for 2-3 months, the recurrence of struvite-associated FLUTD can usually be prevented by feeding Hills Prescription Diet Feline c/d or Hills Feline w/d. If FLUTD should recur when only Hills Prescription Diet Feline c/d or Hills Prescription Diet Feline w/d is being fed, the food can be changed back to Hills Prescription Diet Feline s/d. However, long term feeding of Feline s/d is not recommended where Hills Prescription Diet Feline c/d is adequate to prevent recurrence. Other products to consider ? Following successful dissolution of struvite uroliths: Hills Prescription Diet Feline c/d. ? Following successful dissolution of struvite , if prone to being overweight: Hills Prescription Diet Feline w/d. ? To control oxalate uroliths: Hills Prescription Diet Feline x/d. ? To control urate or cystine uroliths: Hills Prescription Diet Feline k/d | ||
| S/D Feline | £13.99 | |
| Hills Prescription Diet Feline S/D for the Nutritional Management of Pets with Struvite Related Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) FLUTD is a problem often involving the formation of mineral-based crystals and stones in your cat?s urinary tract that can cause a variety of painful symptoms, including obstruction. Struvite and oxalate are the two most common crystals that form in a cat?s urinary tract. Hills Prescription Diet Feline S/D was developed to provide nutritional management of cats with struvite-related FLUTD. Struvite crystals and stones form as a result of urine that is over-burdened with magnesium, ammonium and phosphorus as well as an alkaline urinary pH. Indications: Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) ? Struvite uroliths dissolution. Not recommended for: ? Kittens. ? Pregnant or lactating queens. ? First 1-2 weeks after surgery. ? Cats concurrently receiving urinary acidifiers. ? Feeding long term without monitoring acid-base status (because of urine acidifying properties). ? Cats with non-struvite uroliths . ? Cats with kidney disease, hypokalaemia, metabolic acidosis, heart failure or hypertension. Additional information: ? Monitor the urine throughout dissolution and control urinary tract infection, if present. Urinary pH will increase if infection with urease-producing bacteria is not eliminated. Urinary pH must be continuously acidic for successful dissolution. ? After initially feeding Feline s/d for 2-3 months, the recurrence of struvite-associated FLUTD can usually be prevented by feeding Hills Prescription Diet Feline c/d or Hills Feline w/d. If FLUTD should recur when only Hills Prescription Diet Feline c/d or Hills Prescription Diet Feline w/d is being fed, the food can be changed back to Hills Prescription Diet Feline s/d. However, long term feeding of Feline s/d is not recommended where Hills Prescription Diet Feline c/d is adequate to prevent recurrence. Other products to consider ? Following successful dissolution of struvite uroliths: Hills Prescription Diet Feline c/d. ? Following successful dissolution of struvite , if prone to being overweight: Hills Prescription Diet Feline w/d. ? To control oxalate uroliths: Hills Prescription Diet Feline x/d. ? To control urate or cystine uroliths: Hills Prescription Diet Feline k/d | ||
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