Ingredient Options for Dogs with Medical Conditions

OXALATE STONES OR CRYSTAL FORMULATIONS

(CALORIE DISTRIBUTION: Protein 38%; Fat 38%; Carbohydrates 24%)

These recipes are oxalate free. No need to worry about urine pH again or your dog turning up its nose to commercial specialty foods. These formulas also have the appropriate amount of calcium for general health, yet low enough to aid in the management of oxalate crystals and stones.

They exceed the nutritional standards required by AAFCO and the NRC for your dog's daily nutrition. They should be used under the guidance of your veterinarian.

MEDICAL CONSIDERATIONS

(ANY INGREDIENT SUBSTITUTION IN OUR RECIPES WILL RESULT IN NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES)

Although these meal plans are virtually oxalate-free, they are not a substitute for medical monitoring or intervention. Your dog's urine should be checked every 3 months during the first year on the program and then routinely based on the schedule recommended by your veterinarian. Often, dogs on these diets will have struvite crystals in their urine. Your veterinarian needs to advise you on the importance and/or make recommendations if that occurs.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

The Basic Starter Kit for These Medical Conditions is $212.85, it includes:

Your Dog's PERSONALIZED MEAL PLAN - $98.00 one-time custom recipe development charge (elsewhere $250+)
2 Jars Essential Nutrients Formula - $38.95 ea
1 Bottle High-Concentration Omega 3 Oil (8 oz) - $22.95
1 Bottle Non-GMO Soybean Oil (33.8 oz) - $14.00

When made as directed the kit contains enough supplies to last a 50 lb dog approximately 2 months.

All of our recipes are individually crafted after we connect with your veterinarian to make sure that our formulation correctly reflects your dog's health status. At this step we identify any other medical conditions. It is critical because there may be medical considerations that your veterinarian knows of that could influence the appropriateness of diet selection.

This relationship with your veterinarian is a key part of the program because diet should never be used in isolation to treat medical conditions. It is the integration of medical treatment with diet that makes this program yield real results. With each formulation we provide you with ideas about some medical treatments you might expect as part of the overall plan, along with general information about the disease itself.

‍We offer advice on meal plan preparation, storage and feeding directions. All medical concerns about your dog's diet need to be discussed between you and your veterinarian.