Monge VetSolution Feline Urinary Oxalate 0,4 kg

Grain-Free Dietary Food for Cats with Oxalate Crystals and Oxalate Uroliths
Fit-aroma MONGE VETSOLUTION FELINE URINARY OXALATE contains green tea polyphenols. Calcium oxalate urolith recurrence occurs in approximately 10% of cases after 6 months and 35% after 12 months. The goal of prevention is to reduce calcium oxalate by lowering calcium and oxalate concentrations while increasing urine volume to dilute minerals and maintain an alkaline urine pH.

Since antioxidant therapy protects against calcium oxalate precipitation in the kidneys and reduces oxalate excretion in animals prone to stone formation, the accumulation of calcium oxalate crystals in stones is prevented by free radical scavengers, protecting the membrane from damage caused by free radicals.

Fit-aroma MONGE VETSOLUTION FELINE URINARY OXALATE contains green tea polyphenols, which help stimulate the glomerular filtration volume and increase urine output, thus diluting mineral concentrations and reducing the risk of crystal formation. The addition of green tea reduces urine oxalate excretion and limits the activity of urinary glutamyl transpeptidase and N-acetylglucosaminidase, both of which are crucial for protecting the glycosaminoglycan layer in the bladder epithelium.

INDICATIONS:

• Oxalate crystals and oxalate uroliths
• Idiopathic cystitis (painful bladder syndrome, interstitial cystitis)

CONTRAINDICATIONS:

• Struvite uroliths
• Pregnancy
• Lactation
• Growth

PROTEINS:
Since obesity increases the risk of oxalate urolith recurrence, MONGE VETSOLUTION FELINE URINARY OXALATE food features a protein content dominated by plant sources (animal to plant protein ratio of 2.5). Combined with carnitine, this ensures optimal body weight maintenance (proteins/kcal 84).

MINERALS:
Calcium excretion in cats largely depends on dietary factors and is mainly regulated by absorption changes in the intestines rather than by renal excretion. Higher calcium concentration in the gut (0.6 – 1.5%) promotes complexation between calcium and oxalate, reducing their absorption in the intestines and excretion via the kidneys, thereby decreasing the risk of calcium oxalate or other calcium-containing crystals or stones.

ENERGY:

• Carbohydrates: 34%
• Proteins: 33%
• Fats: 33%

Composition:
Hydrolyzed salmon proteins, manioc (tapioca), potatoes, dried chicken meat, potato protein concentrate, dried peas, duck fat, carrot powder, salmon oil, insoluble pea fibers, pineapples, potassium citrate, vitamins, minerals, orange extract powder, xylo-oligosaccharides (0.4%), trace elements (including chelated trace elements), green tea extract (0.015%), taurine, L-carnitine, freeze-dried melon (0.005% - Superoxide Dismutase source).

Analytical Constituents:

• Crude protein: 33%
• Fat content: 15%
• Inorganic matter: 6.5%
• Crude fiber: 2.5%
• Calcium: 1.0%
• Phosphorus: 0.8%
• Sodium: 0.18%
• Magnesium: 0.07%
• Potassium: 1.20%
• Chlorides: 0.60%
• Sulfur: 0.15%
• Hydroxyproline: 0.08%
• Potassium citrate: 1.1%
• Per kg: L-carnitine: 100 mg

Nutritional Additives (per kg):

• Vitamin A (retinyl acetate): 15,000 IU
• Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol): 900 IU
• E1 (Iron): 113 mg
• E2 (Iodine): 1 mg
• E4 (Copper): 8 mg
• E5 (Manganese): 19 mg
• E6 (Zinc): 90 mg
• E8 (Selenium): 0.35 mg
• Antioxidants
  Technological Additives (per kg):
  Natural blend of tocopherol and rosemary extract

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE:
Can be fed dry or moistened with warm water. Daily doses may vary depending on the cat's specific needs. Ensure your cat has constant access to clean, fresh drinking water. Store in a cool, dry place.

Recommended Daily Doses (g/day):

The recommended daily dose in grams can be provided continuously or given in at least three meals.

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