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Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease

Updated: Jan 10, 2021

Feline Urinary Tract Disease


Whatever it is called, FLUTD can cause bladder irritation that can sometimes be very severe. It is often provoked by stress. Male cats are at an especially high risk mucous plugs and mineral crystals can combine to cause a urethral blockage.

This is a true emergency as a blockage is a life-threatening event that will result in kidney failure if not treated. Blockage almost always happens in the males because of their anatomy. Cats will urinate frequently yet not pass very much urine if they have an infection or irritation. If your cat tries to urinate and can’t pass anything, or if you notice evidence of blood in the urine, it needs to be examined as soon as possible.


Below is a list of many of the therapeutic diets we use in connection with treating this difficult syndrome.

  • Hill’s Prescription Diet® c/dTM Multicare with Chicken Feline Moist

  • Hill’s Prescription Diet® c/dTM Multicare with Chicken Feline Dry

  • Hill’s Prescription Diet® s/d® Feline Moist

  • Hill’s Prescription Diet® s/d® Feline Dry

  • Hill’s Prescription Diet® x/d® with Chicken Feline Moist

  • Hill’s Prescription Diet® x/d® Feline Dry

  • Hill’s Prescription Diet® w/d® Feline Moist

  • Hill’s Prescription Diet® w/d® Feline Dry

  • PurinaONE® Special Care Urinary Tract Health Formula Dry

  • PurinaPro Plan® Urinary Tract Health Formula Extra Care Dry

  • Purina UR URinary® St/Ox Feline Formula Moist

  • Purina UR URinary® St/Ox Feline Formula Dry

  • Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Control Formula Moist

  • Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Control Formula Dry

  • Royal Canin Medi-Cal® Dissolution Formula Moist

  • Royal Canin Medi-Cal® Dissolution Formula Dry

  • Royal Canin Veterinary Diet TM Feline Urinary SO TM in Gel Moist

  • Royal Canin Veterinary Diet TM Feline Urinary SO 30 TM Dry

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