My cat has suddenly become very angry against my dogs, I think..  She has been urinating in their bed, the areas around beds, crates, and they go on the walls in other random places, especially this one wall in our kitchen. It was a very sudden change in behavior, dogs have been around for almost a year and they dont really his sentence and never have. The only thing I can think of that I changed I sprayed all these areas with Febreze Lavender Vanilla..  Which can only be crazy, but maybe she is attracted to it? Or is it just anger against my dogs? Could she have cat urinary problems? There is no change in the smell / color of urine and did not act in any other way..  Please help! My cat is still using the litter from time to time..

Does anyone have a recommendation food for cats with health problems recurring urinary tract? And I hate that crap Purina and Science Diet to their prescription foods. . . And it is always suggested that veterinarians! Does anyone know what is really in the “prescription” food that is supposed to work???

I am having the problem specifically with my big male cats? I did my research after another cat of ours had to undergo surgery PU (AKA the sex change for cats). . . found what I thought was the best food for urinary tract health (Wellness Core – high protein, low carbohydrate / grain, low magnesium, no ash) and now my youngest. . . which has not yet reached one year has passed a partial obstruction.

Also I hear many positive things about this herbal supplement from PetAlive UTI-Free Natural Pet Remedy for cats and dogs urinary tract health.  Opinions and suggestions please??

We have been using Hills Science Diet s / d for cats urinary tract problems. Seems to work fine for this, but neither seems to tolerate in their stomachs, because the backup to vomit frequently. We also tried Purina One Urinary Tract Health Formula. . . had the same problems. There are other good foods for cats specifically the issue of the urinary tract?

My 1,5 year old rat terrier likes to napping beside me on the couch. Once in a while I sudden smell of urine, and she will get up quickly and lick her bottom. But there’s a never a wet spot. She’s housebroken as well and goes out regularly. It can be that dogs can have leakage problems or she has urinary tract problems?  She looks perfectly healthy otherwise.

My cat had have a blockage removed last month. He was found to have struvite crystals.

The vet sent me home with some Royal Canin S/O Uretic wet. She said he should stay on the prescription food for all his life.

Now, feeding my cat this stuff has been hard, as he has always had the best of the best. Wysong, Wellness, Castor & Pollux, etc.

Previously I had him on half wet food half dry. I am fully committed to him being 100% wet food for life, but I really hate that Royal Canin is the top of the line in terms of prescription wet foods. Byproducts are gross… I hate opening the can.

I am currently mixing quality wet food in with the prescription food. But I can’t believe that there is nothing available that is better then it.

Anyone found anything? Or does anyone know what is in the prescription food that dissolves the crystals? I mix OnlyNaturalPets Urinary Tract liquid into his food, along with missing link, but I just wish I didn’t have to use the Royal Canin.

Urinary tract infections are a common problem with pets, particularly cats and dogs. Cats, however, are less prone to UTI than dogs. Problems affecting the lower urinary tract in cats, called by veterinarians as feline urologic syndrome, are not a common disease in cats less than 1% of the total population of cats being affected by them. However, veterinarians have to deal with urinary tract infection in cats and dogs on a regular basis as nearly 10% of cases, they face relate to urologic disorders.

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My dog usually is given Methio-Form by the vet for urinary tract infections. He has to stay on this to prevent infections. Has anyone ever tried giving Apple Cider Vinegar pills instead? I’m told Metho-Form is similar to ACV pills, but is a lot more expensive than something I could buy over the counter, like vinegar pills. Any help? Thanks…