When It Comes To Stones, Diamonds Are Forever

But Hill’s Prescription Diet Feline c/d Multicare makes some stones disappear Diamonds are forever, but a recent study shows that by using Hill’s Prescription Diet Feline c/d Multicare, sterile struvite uroliths can be dissolved in as little as 14 days.¹ Veterinary surgeons who have had to remove a urolith surgically, because it’s obstructive or not medically dissolvable, understand that there is a wide variety of stones out there. Send a canine or feline urolith to the Minnesota Urolith Center, by June to enter into a prize draw to win a sparkling diamond worth £2000 or €2000. Download a form at www.hillspet.co.uk/urolith or www.hillspet.ie/urolith to send along with the uroliths. Almost 80 percent of veterinarians polled on-line recently, used dietary means, either all or some of the time to treat FLUTD.² It has been suggested that stones account for just 10 percent of non-obstructive and 15 percent of cases of obstructive FLUTD.³ Along with its ability to dissolve sterile struvite stones in as little as 14 days, Hill’s Prescription Diet Feline c/d Multicare dry pet food also has high levels of omega-3 fatty acids that help to break the cycle of inflammation and reduce discomfort in cats with FIC, making it an appropriate choice in most cases of FLUTD. References

1. Dry formula only. Feline Sterile Struvite Urolith Dissolution Study. Interim Report of Five Cats with Struvite Uroliths. J Vet Intern Med 2010;24:704.
2. Poll conducted of 900+ participants in Hill’s Feline Webinar Jan 2011.
3. Quoted by FABcats

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