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Feline struvite urolithiasis.

Authors: Douglas, Palma; Cathy, Langston; Kelly, Gisselman; John, McCue;

Feline struvite urolithiasis.

Abstract

Feline urolithiasis represents 15% of all cases of nonobstructive lower urinary tract disease in cats. Approximately 50% of feline uroliths are composed of struvite. Struvite urolithiasis commonly recurs, but optimal management may decrease its frequency. The pathophysiology and management of struvite urolithiasis are different in cats and dogs. This article focuses on struvite urolithiasis in cats, highlighting important aspects of pathophysiology, treatment, and prevention.

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Male, Struvite, Age Factors, Magnesium Compounds, Breeding, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Cat Diseases, Phosphates, Species Specificity, Urolithiasis, Risk Factors, Cats, Animals, Female

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