FLUTD and Urinary Stones

I received the attachment today from a friend in our local Humane Society. I thought it might be helpful for some of you. You need Adobe Reader to open the .pdf attachment.

Thank you Slick , i found that article interesting, as my lexie has the struvite stones, and is on a special diet, but i feed her little and often,would appear that bigger feeds is a better option, she does have plenty of water and seems to drink often enough,but reading how to make her drink more often was indeed helpful, thanks again, much appreciated. :),Also glad i have reduced her food intake, to loose weight, eating too much is also a bad thing for it.

Here is the link to a web version; you do not need Adobe for this version; it is the same article.

http://www.peteducation.com/article....articleid=2729

Thanks so much, my Vita was recently diagnosed with oxalate crystals so this is a great reference for me.

(I wanted to copy paste it into Word so I could read it anytime; that's why I tracked it down on the web version.)