FFDoggy – Urinary Tract Support (CO)*
Support your furry kid’s bladder and kidney health with our vet-approved Calcium Oxalate Prevention Recipe. Formulated with controlled calcium, oxalate, and minerals, this gentle yet nutrient-rich diet helps reduce the risk of calcium oxalate stone formation. Enriched with omega-3s, antioxidants, and hydration-supportive ingredients, it promotes long-term urinary tract wellness.
RM10.00
Health Benefits
Low Calcium & Oxalate for Stone Prevention – Controlled calcium and oxalate levels help minimize the risk of calcium oxalate stone formation.
Urinary pH Balance – Chicken and green peas provide digestible protein while supporting a pH that discourages crystal buildup.
Bladder Protection with Omega-3s – Fish oil delivers anti-inflammatory omega-3 fatty acids to soothe urinary tissues and protect the bladder lining.
Hydration & Healthy Urine Flow – Sunflower and pumpkin seeds, combined with moisture-rich ingredients, promote natural urinary flushing.
Vitamins & Minerals for Kidney Health – Vitamin B1, B2, and kelp support metabolism, kidney function, and long-term urinary tract health.
From Our Nutrititionist
- This recipe is specially formulated for dogs prone to calcium oxalate stones and should be fed under veterinary guidance for optimal results.
- Although this diet has been tailored for the specific needs, you as the pet owner, should still monitor your pet closely for their water intake, urinary habits and overall health. Please consult a veterinarian, especially if your FFKid has multiple conditions.
- 💧 Serve with water or broth to encourage hydration and further support urinary tract health.
- 📌 Monitor your dog’s urinary habits and weight closely—share updates with us so we can help adjust their menus and portions as needed.
Guaranteed Analysis
FFDoggy – Urinary Tract Support (CO)
FAQs
Can this recipe dissolve existing calcium oxalate stones?
No, calcium oxalate stones cannot dissolve through diet. This recipe is designed to prevent new stones from forming and reduce the risk of recurrence. For existing stones, consult your veterinarian for the best treatment options.
Is this formula safe for dogs with both calcium oxalate and struvite stones?
No, calcium oxalate and struvite stones require completely different treatment and thus, this isn’t suitable. If your dog has a history of both calcium oxalate and struvite stones (very rare in dogs), please consult your vet on the best treatment options going forward.
Is this food suitable for dogs with a history of urinary tract infections (UTIs)?
Yes, this formula supports urinary tract health and can help reduce the risk of struvite crystal formation often associated with UTIs. However, if your dog has an active infection, veterinary care is required.
How long should my dog stay on this prevention diet?
Dogs prone to calcium oxalate stones often require lifelong dietary management. This formula is safe for long-term use when fed under veterinary supervision.
Should I add extra water or broth to my dog’s meals.
Yes, increasing hydration is key to preventing urinary crystals. Adding water or broth to meals can help dilute urine and promote healthy urinary flow.
Is this recipe vet-approved?
Yes! All our recipes, including our Urinary Tract Support – CO meals are vet-approved therapeutic diets, crafted to meet the specific nutritional needs of dogs with urinary tract issues, specifically calcium oxalate stone formation.
How do I serve the FFKare Urinary Tract Support menu?
Super easy! Our meals are fully cooked and ready to serve.
Just thaw overnight in the fridge, or place the pack in a bowl of lukewarm water (not hot) for 30 minutes if you’re in a rush. No cooking needed—just open, serve, and watch your FFKids dig in!
After thawing, if you’d like to serve it warm (which many furry kids find more appetising), you can place the sealed pack in lukewarm water for 2-3 minutes.
Important: Please don’t heat our meals in a microwave or on a hot pan, as this can destroy the natural nutrients.
How do I start my dog on FFK?
We recommend a gradual 7-day transition to avoid tummy upsets:
- Day 1–2: 25% FFK + 75% current food
- Day 3–4: 50% FFK + 50% current food
- Day 5–6: 75% FFK + 25% current food
- Day 7+: 100% FFK
You may go slower if your FFKids has a sensitive tummy, especially if they show digestion issues in the first couple of days of the transition.
Can puppies and/or cats eat this menu?
No—this menu is specially formulated for adult dogs above 12 months old. For puppies, refer to our FFPuppy Menu. For cats, explore our FFKats Menu.
Is this suitable for sensitive tummies?
No, it isn’t ideal. This menu contains chicken and eggs, which are both common allergens and may trigger sensitivities. For sensitive FFKids, we recommend our Hypoallergenic Menus.
Can I mix this with dry food?
Yes, that’s definitely an option! Use our Half Bowl Plan: fill half the bowl with FFK and halve the original dry food amount to avoid overfeeding. For full guidance, check our Half Bowl Plan Guide.
