Instructions
Switch the cat to a wet food diet. Increasing the amount of water the cat takes in will increase the volume of their urine, making it more dilute. This means crystals are less likely to form.
Provide clean, fresh water at all times. A flowing pet fountain may encourage the cat to drink more water.
Provide a prescription diet specifically formulated for cats with urinary crystals. Your vet can prescribe and provide food appropriate for your cat.
How to Naturally Prevent Calcium Oxalate Stones in Cats
Calcium oxalate stones are hard crystals that form in the cat's bladder, and are caused by an improper diet and lack of adequate hydration. They are a major health threat to cats, especially male cats. Male cats have a narrow urethra that can become blocked by the stones, causing immediate life-threatening illness. The key to avoiding expensive vet bills caused by bladder stones is prevention. If you suspect your cat has calcium oxalate stones, see your vet immediately. Once the stones form, they must be removed surgically.