Starting an elimination diet and have the wet version but I cant see to find the dry as well. I only see salmon as an option for a non poultry based dry food from them. Not sure if that is wise to be adding salmon at this time and I thought folks here said thats not good for male cats urinary system. Otherwise I am left with my Vet pushing this Science Hill Z/D.
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No Natural Balance Venison & Green Pea Dry?
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We feed the canned version. What about using the Royal Canin for Urinary SO?
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Hills Prescription (not Science Diet, that is grocery store food) Z/D is for food allergies.
Hills and other prescription foods are made the way they are to target specific health disorders. There may be other brands that make a prescription anti allergen foods, you can ask your vet about them or do a little research on your own.
Purina, Royal Canin and I think Wysong have prescription lines and may have a food designed for cats with food intolerance.
Does your cat have food allergies and lower urinary tract disease, or are you just trying to be cautious about the fish?
Hills and other prescription foods are made the way they are to target specific health disorders. There may be other brands that make a prescription anti allergen foods, you can ask your vet about them or do a little research on your own.
Purina, Royal Canin and I think Wysong have prescription lines and may have a food designed for cats with food intolerance.
Does your cat have food allergies and lower urinary tract disease, or are you just trying to be cautious about the fish?
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this is available at many petsmarts with a rx
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mostly ones that have or had a banfield clinic but the RX foods are in the open
Yes and my vet said it works much better than the NB.
