08-20-2013, 03:48 PM
I've had a similar experience with one of my cats. She had to undergo surgery to remove the crystal stones but when the vet opened her up the crystals were gone. They didn't take any x-ray's before surgery because of the size of the stones, they usually don't dissolve and cause too much internal damage. So, be sure to ask for an x-ray -the minute before surgery.
It's best to balance dry/wet food, imo. If your cat doesn't prefer wet food mix in in with the dry food little by little, or, wait 'til he gets hungry. Also, try a massage if your cat allows it, mine used to love it and I think it helped the process a great deal. Best wishes to you and yours!
It's best to balance dry/wet food, imo. If your cat doesn't prefer wet food mix in in with the dry food little by little, or, wait 'til he gets hungry. Also, try a massage if your cat allows it, mine used to love it and I think it helped the process a great deal. Best wishes to you and yours!