Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Feline UR St/Ox Urinary with Ocean Fish – 5kg

Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Feline UR St/Ox Urinary with Ocean Fish – 5kg

PLEASE NOTE - The best before date is 30/11/2025

Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets UR St/Ox Urinary with Ocean Fish is a complete dietetic dry food formulated to support adult cats suffering from urinary tract conditions. It helps dissolve urinary struvite stones, reduce recurrence, and maintain urinary tract health through balanced nutrition and targeted minerals.

This veterinary diet contains the St/Ox urinary security formula to lower the risk of struvite and oxalate stone formation, while moderate calorie content supports maintaining an ideal body weight. Enriched with omega-3 fatty acids and glycosaminoglycans, it also helps support bladder wall integrity and overall urinary health.

Key Benefits:

• Supports Urinary Health: Helps reduce the risk of struvite and oxalate crystals and stones.
• Struvite Stone Dissolution: Formulated to aid in dissolving existing urinary stones.
• Moderate Calorie Formula: Helps maintain a healthy body weight to reduce urinary stress.
• Contains Omega-3s & Glycosaminoglycans: Supports the urinary tract and bladder health.
• Veterinary Approved: Designed for adult cats with urinary tract conditions.

Not Suitable For:

Pregnant or lactating cats, kittens, or cats with chronic kidney disease. Always consult a vet before use.

Composition:

Rice, corn protein meal, wheat flour, dried poultry protein, soya protein, pea protein, corn, pork fat, dried beet pulp, minerals, dried egg, digest, fish oil, dried salmon protein (4%), yeast.

Additives (per kg): Vitamin A 33,000 IU, Vitamin D₃ 1,050 IU, Vitamin E 700 mg, Iron (Fe) 130 mg, Iodine (I) 2 mg, Copper (Cu) 13 mg, Manganese (Mn) 48 mg, Zinc (Zn) 120 mg, Taurine 1500 mg/kg.

Analytical Constituents: Protein 35.0%, Fat 12.0%, Crude ash 8.0%, Fibre 1.5%, Calcium 0.9%, Phosphorus 0.9%, Sodium 1.2%, Magnesium 0.08%.

Feeding Guide:

Feeding Tip:

Provide fresh drinking water daily. Consult your veterinarian for feeding duration and long-term management.