How do dogs get bladder stones?

Bladder stones are a collection of minerals and other materials. Most bladder stones in dogs are made from struvite, calcium oxalate, urate, or cystine crystals. In many cases, the specific type of crystal involved can be seen in a sample of urine viewed under the microscope. read more

The symptoms of bladder stones are similar to those of an uncomplicated bladder infection or cystitis. Most dogs that have a bladder infection do not have bladder stones. Therefore, we do not conclude that a dog has bladder stones based only on these common clinical signs. read more

This formula is for bladder stones in dogs This is the "basic" formula and should be chosen if a veterinarian has diagnosed the condition that your dog has bladder stones. A great home remedy for dog bladder stones Use this formula if urine flow is not scanty or interrupted or discolored. read more