Additional information:

- Clinically proven nutrition that reduces the risk of recurrence of FIC signs by up to 89%.
- Clinically proven nutrition that dissolves sterile struvite uroliths from day 14.
- Do not use urinary acidifiers when feeding Feline c/d? Urinary Stress.
- Monitor urine to ensure that target urinary pH is maintained, and if necessary eliminate urinary tract infections.

Other products to consider:

Reasons to switch from Prescription Diet? Feline c/d? Urinary Stress in cases of FLUTD:

- To dissolve large or multiple sterile struvite uroliths: Prescription Diet? Feline s/d?.
- For FLUTD due to urate, cystine or xanthine uroliths: Prescription Diet? Feline k/d? .
- **If calcium phosphate is present as brushite: Prescription Diet? Feline k/d?.
- For obese or obese cats with FLUTD: Prescription Diet? Feline c/d? Multicare Reduced Calorie

Daily Amounts:

These parameters are just a starting point, because cats' needs vary.1,2 Adjust the daily amount to maintain optimal body weight. Recommended for:

- Initial nutritional management of cats with any type of Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD), including feline idiopathic cystitis (FIC), crystalluria and/or urolithiasis and urethral plugs.
- Dissolution of sterile struvite uroliths.

Long-term nutritional management of cats with a predisposition to:

- Feline Idiopathic Cystitis (FIC).
- Crystals or uroliths of struvite, calcium oxalate and calcium phosphate** (reduction of recurrences).
- Urethral plugs (almost exclusively associated with struvite and calcium phosphate crystals).

Not recommended for:

- Kittens.
- Pregnant or lactating cats.
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