Calcium Kidney Stones In Cats. The most common location is the bladder and. Calcium oxalate stones are now the most common stone found in the urinary tract and kidney although their cause is unknown.
Symptoms of kidney stones in cats the scientific term for the development of stones in ay part of the urinary tract is urolithiasis. Providing cats with plenty of water feeding wet food and giving dry food only as a treat can reduce the chance of calcium oxalate stone formation. Now a cat is just about equally likely to develop struvite or calcium oxalate bladder stones.
Calcium oxalate stones are now the most common stone found in the urinary tract and kidney although their cause is unknown.
Calcium oxalate stones are now the most common stone found in the urinary tract and kidney although their cause is unknown. The urine culture will identify any bacteria present in the urine and an appropriate antibiotic will be determined and prescribed in order to treat cats with urinary tract infections. Most calcium oxalate stones develop in cats between ages 5 and 14 years. We look at the causes symptoms and treatment of kidney stones in cats.