Urinary Recipes

After my dog had Cystine bladder stones removed I was totally confused about what to feed him to prevent a recurrence. I started him on a commercial food for bladder stones but he lost muscle mass and was constantly hungry. I looked round the internet for help and found Cam the Dog Nutritionist. Finally I have found the help I needed. I now have a diet plan for home cooked food and my dog is much definitely happier.

My dog has bladder stones. She is on the Royal Canine, uniinary SO. Coco is very finicky. She only eats it when she gets very hungry. I have been searching for a way to help her. I always got the same answer, this food or surgery. No one knew a diet that would help with Struvite stone. I found you on YouTube and, finally, someone who could help. I have not tried the recipes because we have been traveling. But as soon as I get back home, we will try them. I will let you know how it goes in a couple of months. I can not thank you enough. Coco, thank you, too.

After our Havanese became quite ill with urinary infections and some large kidney stones (struvite/calcium oxalate mix), we wanted to change her food to try to prevent a recurrence. But we didn't want to switch away from home-made food if we could help it. Cam's recipe book has helped us do this straightforwardly, and we think the recipes are well designed and evidence based. Now we have to cross our fingers that the stones don't return; what is for sure in the meantime is that she is enjoying the food!

I have a very picky eater. I was making her food but she was developing bladder stones. The vet recommended a canned food but she wouldn't eat it. I found Cam and purchased his book. He emailed me before sending it to be sure he was treating the right stones. My only problem is all the recipes are in grams. I am from the US and didn't know how much to buy when I went to the store. A conversion would be helpful. I was able to weigh what I needed once I made the purchases. We go back in December for a recheck. I am hoping for an improvement. I do know that I was adding too many vegetables before using his recipe.

My Dog Boo has had issues with bladder stones for about five years now and he has had two surgeries and I followed the vets
recommendations to the letter and used their prescription food and he still got the stones back and after spending a ton of money with no results I decided to seek out a canine nutritionist and I decided Cam was my best chance to help my dog.
I contacted Cam discussed Boo's issues and he sent me some urinary recipes which I tried right away and they are easy to make and cost less than prescription food with better results! My dog loves the food and he can urinate better than he has in a long time. I have emailed Cam for suggestions on different ideas
for additions to his food and Cam always responds with great suggestions and I couldn't be more happy with the results! If you want some real help for a specific diet for your dog give Cam the Dog Nutritionist a try you won't be disappointed:)