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Many cats suffer from FLUTD (Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease), a complex and painful disease of the lower urinary tract, frequently associated with the formation of crystals which can lead to bladder stones. The two most frequent types of crystal which form in the urinary tract are struvite and calcium phosphate. Hill’s Prescription Diet Feline s/d Urinary Care Chicken helps to reduce both of these types of urinary stones. Struvite crystals and stones tend to develop because of too much magnesium, ammonium and phosphorus in the urine and an alkaline urine pH. Hill’s Prescription Diet Feline s/d Urinary Care Chicken aids the disintegration of struvite stones by making the urine pH more acidic which helps to dissolve struvite stones. Hill’s Prescription Diet s/d Urinary Care - Chicken at a glance: Complete dietetic food for adult cats Specifically developed for cats suffering with struvite stones Optimal urine pH: contains urine-acidifying DL-methioine and a tailored magnesium content Dissolves struvite stones: supports the disintegration of existing struvite stones and crystals and lowers the risk of recurrence Balanced and nutritious: with vitamins, minerals, and trace elements, as well as beta carotene and natural antioxidants to support vital functions and boost the immune system 39% chicken: easily digestible source of animal protein Enriched with taurine: an essential nutrients for cats that supports healthy heart and good vision Recommended by vets: for an effective, therapeutic diet Read more about Hill’s brand philosophy and products here. Hill’s Brand I Science Plan I Prescription Diet I Snacks
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Does my cat need vitamin supplements?
A cat eating a complete food normally gets all the vitamins and minerals it needs, and some can be harmful in excess. Supplements may be useful in particular situations, such as on a home-prepared diet or alongside veterinary treatment. Ask your vet before adding them.
What is the difference between sterilised and light cat food?
Sterilised foods are made for neutered cats, which need fewer calories. Light foods are lower in energy for cats that are overweight or gain weight easily. Both are everyday complete foods; for real weight loss in an obese cat, ask your vet about a weight management plan or veterinary diet.
