Bladder Struvite Stones

This formulation contains herbs traditionally used to maintan urinary tract health and urine pH minimising the risk of formation of bladder stones. 

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Bladder stones, or uroliths, are stone-like mineral deposits that form in your dogs bladder. Bladder stones may occur as a single deposit, or consist of many smaller pieces.

Struvite stones in the dog are almost always formed because of the urinary changes that occur with specific types of bladder infection. Some dogs with bladder stones show no symptoms of any kind and the stones are discovered incidentally but there are some symptoms that might promote a search for stones.

Bloody urine, recurrent bladder infection, or straining to urinate all should raise suspicion. Occasionally stones are simply passed. Dogs with struvite stones tend to be almost all female. Some breeds that appear to have an increased risk for the formation of (Bladder) Struvite stones are the Beagle, Miniature Schnauzer, and English Cocker Spaniel.