09-09-2011, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by ladyjane  
Totally agree!
I might also add that I have a foster who had bladder stones when his owner had him and then again right after he came to me. He had surgery twice for bladder stones. He was put on a prescription diet and so far, so good....no further stones or urinary problems. He has been with me for quite a long time .. blind and no one has really expressed interest....long enough for me to know that this RX food is helping him! He is on Urinary SO.
I also kept two pups alive for years by following the vet's advice to use a prescription diet for renal failure. Both of them were on Purina NF which they liked better than the Hill's KD.
Additionally, I had one with renal issues and pancreatitis and I had a consult done with the vet nutritionist at Texas A&M. I then home cooked for him since none of the diets met his needs.
Sick dogs need to be treated by licensed veterinarians imho...not someone on the internet who is a self professed expert in animal nutrition. I don't trust the nutrition sites, but that's just me. I personally will always go with the board certified vet nutritionists. |   
Agreed
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