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Originally Posted by Farleys

Diet & Nutrition
Most holistic vets recommend feeding a good quality commercial food (not one of the ‘prescription’ diets which tend to be full of by-products and artificial ingredients including chemical preservatives) or better still – a homemade diet, along with a supplement that is suited to the type of crystals the pet has.
A diet that is higher in moisture is always best. More moisture or fluid intake helps to keep the whole urinary tract hydrated and ‘flushed out’, removing toxins like bacteria, and any crystals that may be starting to form.
Dry kibbled ‘pellet’ diets are the worst type of food for pets who have already experienced a urinary tract problem, or who are prone to infections and crystals. Dry food actually robs the system of moisture.
By definition, raw (BARF) and homemade (fresh and cooked) diets are much higher in moisture than their kibbled and baked counterparts. Canned food is another option for increasing the total moisture intake.

Urinary Tract Health | The Honest Kitchen

Agreed 100%.