Posted, December 10, 2017
Myths about urinary tract problems in cats
There are many cats that experience urinary tract disease in their lifetime.
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Are you seeing any of these symptoms in your cat or dog?
Below are some signs that indicate your cat or dog may have a urinary issue
- 1 Crying when urinating
- 2 Repeatedly Straining
- 3 Passing small amounts of urine
- 4 Blood in the urine
- 5 Repeatedly licking genital area
- 6 Urinating outside the litter box
Supporting urinary health
Our range of urinary diets are formulated for the nutritional management of cats and dogs with struvite or calcium oxalate crystals and lower urinary tract disease.
Help them go with the flow
If you are concerned that your pet might have a urinary issue, talk to your vet about treatment options.
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Posted, December 6, 2017
Managing stress and urinary health in cats
It is a little-known fact that stress can play a role in many changes to...
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Posted, December 6, 2017
How to get your cat to drink enough water
It important to make sure your cat is drinking enough water so they naturally stay...
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Posted, December 6, 2017
Preventing urinary problems in cats
Sometimes cat owners may notice a change to their cat’s toilet behaviours or find their...
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Posted, June 9, 2017
Is your cat trying to urinate but can’t?
Have you been noticing a change in your cat’s toilet behaviour recently? If you are...
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Posted, June 9, 2017
What to do when your dog is straining to urinate
When healthy dogs urinate, that urination is normally effortless, with a strong, steady flow of urine.
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