Bladder Infections

The veterinarian may refer to "Cystitis" as a "Urinary Tract Infection", and thus prescribe antibiotics that prove ineffective. F.U.S, "strive crystals" or "stones" form in the lower urinary tract and as they accumulate the animal's ability to urinate becomes hindered. The cat will show discomfort during, or immediately after, urinating. All evidence for the cause of these infections points to dry, commercial foods and the kind of alkaline system (acid is normal) that results from a poor diet and the availability of food between meals (for cats).     A change in the animal's diet away from tin foods and dry kibble(biscuits), in addition to the administration of natural therapies, results in a cure rather than a temporary alleviation of the symptoms.  The natural remedies, diet, and the supplements can prevent recurrences. The need for veterinary drugs, catheterisation, surgery, and even possible death, can be avoided.