Specific FSW Feline Struvite Dissolution Wet Food - 7 x 100g

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Specific FSW Feline Struvite Dissolution Wet Food is a specialized therapeutic diet formulated for adult cats diagnosed with struvite urolithiasis. Its primary benefit is the rapid dissolution of existing struvite stones through the acidification of urine and increased water intake; however, it is strictly intended for short-term veterinary-supervised use rather than as a lifelong maintenance diet.
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No, this is a therapeutic diet designed for short-term use (5-12 weeks) to dissolve stones. Long-term use requires a different, maintenance-focused diet.
No, it is specifically formulated for struvite stones. It may not be effective or appropriate for calcium oxalate or other stone types.
Yes, because this is a therapeutic diet, it should be used under the guidance and prescription of your veterinarian.
Transition over 5-7 days, gradually increasing the amount of Specific FSW while decreasing the old diet to avoid stomach upset.
To ensure maximum efficacy, your cat should ideally consume only the prescribed diet during the treatment period, as other foods can disrupt the urine pH.
Try warming the food slightly or mixing it with a small amount of warm water, and ensure the transition period is gradual.
Extend the transition period by reducing the ratio of FSW to the old food until the cat adapts fully.
Contact your veterinarian immediately for a re-evaluation, as the stone type may be different or there may be underlying issues.
Before starting your cat on this diet, consult your veterinarian to confirm the diagnosis of struvite stones. This food is not appropriate for all types of urinary stones, such as calcium oxalate. When introducing the diet, perform a gradual transition over 5 to 7 days by mixing the new food with your cat's previous diet to avoid gastrointestinal upset. Always ensure fresh, clean water is available alongside the wet food. Store pouches in a cool, dry place and serve at room temperature. Once the veterinarian confirms the stones have dissolved, you must transition your cat to a long-term maintenance diet from the Specific range to prevent recurrence.