FLUTD commercial cat food advice please
Posted: Fri May 26, 2017 7:08 am
HI all,
my old boy of 14yo, called >Louis, had suffered with FLUTD all his life, and we've always had him on vet prescription Royal canin SD wet food and biscuits. His sister developed diabetes and loads of complicated infections which took her in the end. Since he's genetically prone to diabetes I'm no longer using RC food as it's over 30% carbs which will instigate diabetes.
So, am using kattovit urinary, which he's alright with. Eats alright but isn't too fussed over it. I'm in switzerland with france just over the border, so have access to animonda urinary, which he hates. That leaves me only kattovit urinary as a choice.
So am thinking, do any of you know if commercial brands like Purina, Gourmet Gold or Whiskas (available here) are OK for FLUTD, ie low in phosphorus and magnesium, as they don't give enough information on the packets to know? Also he's allergic to dairy so vomits anything with that in it...adding to his list of restrictions (poor boy).
Thanks xx
my old boy of 14yo, called >Louis, had suffered with FLUTD all his life, and we've always had him on vet prescription Royal canin SD wet food and biscuits. His sister developed diabetes and loads of complicated infections which took her in the end. Since he's genetically prone to diabetes I'm no longer using RC food as it's over 30% carbs which will instigate diabetes.
So, am using kattovit urinary, which he's alright with. Eats alright but isn't too fussed over it. I'm in switzerland with france just over the border, so have access to animonda urinary, which he hates. That leaves me only kattovit urinary as a choice.
So am thinking, do any of you know if commercial brands like Purina, Gourmet Gold or Whiskas (available here) are OK for FLUTD, ie low in phosphorus and magnesium, as they don't give enough information on the packets to know? Also he's allergic to dairy so vomits anything with that in it...adding to his list of restrictions (poor boy).
Thanks xx