Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Urinary UR Dry Cat Food with Chicken 1.5 kg

Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Urinary UR Dry Cat Food with Chicken 1.5 kgPurina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets UR Urinary Dry Cat Food with Chicken is a specially formulated diet designed to support the urinary health of cats. This premium veterinary diet is ideal for managing conditions such as Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) and struvite stone recurrence. Its controlled mineral levels help reduce the formation of urinary crystals while maintaining a palatable and complete nutritional profile for daily feeding. Key

Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets UR Urinary Dry Cat Food with Chicken

 is a specially formulated diet designed to support the urinary health of cats. This premium veterinary diet is ideal for managing conditions such as Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) and struvite stone recurrence. Its controlled mineral levels help reduce the formation of urinary crystals while maintaining a palatable and complete nutritional profile for daily feeding.

Key Benefits:

• Urinary health support: Reduces the risk of struvite and calcium oxalate stone formation.
• Balanced nutrients: Maintains an optimal pH level in the urinary tract.
• Tasty formula: Made with high-quality chicken to appeal to even picky eaters.
• Complete and balanced: Provides all essential nutrients to keep cats healthy while addressing their specific urinary health needs.

• Feeding Guidelines

   

  Body weight (kg)	Daily feeding quantity
  	Dry (g/day)	Wet (can/day)	Wet(pouch/day)	Dry + can combined		Dry + pouch combined
  				Dry (g/day)	Can/day	Dry (g/day)	Pouch/day
  2	30	3/4	1 + 1/2	10	1/2	25	1/3
  3	45	1	2 + 1/4	20	1/2	40	1/2
  4	65	1 + 1/2	3 + 1/4	15	1	45	1
  5	80	1 + 3/4	4	35	1	60	1
  6	95	2	4 + 3/4	50	1	75	1
  7	110	2 + 1/3	5 + 1/2	65	1	90	1
  8	125	2 + 3/4	6 + 1/4	80	1	105	1

  For each additional kg of body weight, feed an additional 15 g of dry food or 1/3 of can per day.

  Recommended length of time for use: For dissolution of struvite stones, an initial feeding period of 5-12 weeks is recommended. For long-term use, an initial feeding period of up to six months is recommended, but the cat should be re-evaluated regularly as indicated by the underlying condition.

  Tips:

  1. Ensure fresh water is available at all times to promote hydration and support urinary health.
  2. For transitioning, gradually mix the new food with your cat's current food over 7-10 days.