Hi. my four year old west highland terrier recently had a cystotomy for the removal of stones which I might add could not be found in the bladder when he was operated on, apparently they had moved themselves to the prostatic urethra and he would probably pass the stones himself. He has been put on a special urinary diet which I am finding impossible to give to him, disguised or otherwise. I would appreciate any advice on any tablets or any other food I can give him which will help in the prevention of these stones. Thank you Lizzie

lizzie wrote:
Hi. my four year old west highland terrier recently had a cystotomy for
the removal of stones which I might add could not be found in the
bladder when he was operated on, apparently they had moved themselves
to the prostatic urethra and he would probably pass the stones
himself. He has been put on a special urinary diet which I am finding
impossible to give to him, disguised or otherwise. I would appreciate
any advice on any tablets or any other food I can give him which will
help in the prevention of these stones. Thank you Lizzie






My dog had oxalate stones. I eventually paid Dr.
Remillard he

http://www.petdiets.com/

to formulate a diet for him. She consulted with my
veterinarian.
The fee covers lifetime consultation regarding the
diet.

I'm careful about what my dog eats, I monitor his
urine PH, and
occasionally I have his urine spun down to see if
there
are crystals.

So far, some three years later, so good.

--Marshall