RC Dog Urinary Moderate Calorie S/O

Veterinary Diet for Dogs with Urinary Stones/Crystals – Overweight or At Risk of Weight Gain

Reduced calorie content Fewer calories to help maintain ideal body weight or support weight loss in dogs that need it.

Struvite support Helps dissolve struvite crystals and stones, alongside medical treatment, and supports prevention of further struvite formation.

Calcium oxalate support Helps prevent recurrent formation of calcium oxalate crystals.

Low RSS value RSS (Relative Supersaturation) is a method used to assess the risk of crystal formation in urine. Lower RSS values indicate a lower risk of urinary crystal formation.

Urine dilution Diluted urine helps prevent the formation of crystals in the urinary tract.

Low magnesium content Low magnesium levels, as magnesium is naturally found in struvite crystals.

Indications For dissolution of crystals, prevention of crystal formation, and support of bladder health in cases of bacterial cystitis.

Nutritional composition Protein: 20.0%, Fat: 11.0%, Fiber: 6.5%, Calcium: 0.57%, Phosphorus: 0.57%, Sodium: 1.2%, Chloride: 2.15%, Potassium: 0.8%, Magnesium: 0.06%, Sulfur: 0.5%. Urinary acidifying agent: Calcium sulfate 1.0%.

Additional guidance Regular monitoring of urine, including pH measurements, is recommended while using this diet to ensure pH levels do not become too high, as this can vary between individual dogs.