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The commercials tell us what loving owners we are for buying such a quality product for our cats, one designed to keep them healthy and happy. Until you end up in the emergency vet with a critically ill cat, you have no idea that the very food you were feeding him is what is trying to kill him. Most dry cat foods on the market are made with ingredients that cause Cyctalic Crystals in your cat's bladder. The bladder inflames and spasms, urine can't pass. Infection sets in and the fever starts. By the time he starts throwing up its almost too late. Why isn't someone shouting this from the roof tops? Why are these companies allowed to make millions selling us a product that is designed to cause harm?

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@afaulkinbury,

Got any actual proof of these claims?

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@jespah,

Just what I was told by 3 vets (two at the same emergency animal hospital and my own vet) and information pulled from web research that backs it up.

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@afaulkinbury,

afaulkinbury wrote:

Just what I was told by 3 vets (two at the same emergency animal hospital and my own vet) and information pulled from web research that backs it up.

All my cats die of car tire disease... Wouldn't it be strange for a company surviving on selling cat food to kill their consumers, or to cost their owners thousands that they might instead spend on cat food???

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I'm wondering if what the vet is telling you is that YOUR cat can't digest this particular item in food.

I had a dog that had to eat prescription dog food. That doesn't mean that every dog has to eat prescription dog food.

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@afaulkinbury,

I've fed my cats dry food since I had them. The vet actually said that dry food is better for their teeth. One of my cats is 18 years old and the other is 12. Both are very healthy and still eat dry food.

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@boomerang,

I've found may sites that say that many items, the most commonly used was most grains, create a pH embalance that causes the crystals to form in the bladder. The vet did give us a prescription dry cat food that would balance the pH. From what I've been told and what i've seen its much like poor eating habits in humans, most folks get away with it but a good percentage have problems because of it. Poor little guy spent 4 days in the hospital, iv's, catheters, anti spasmotics, antibiotics. He's home now but he's still not well. This threw him for a loop.

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