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Originally Posted by Stinkycat
What were his peeing problems, and what was he eating then?
He has Urinary tract infections, he was eating only hard food Nutro.
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True urinary tract infections are extremely rare in young cats. More likely, it was a case of urinary tract
inflammation, probably caused by crystals. Did the vet do a culture and sensitivity on a urine sample acquired via cystocentisis?
What is the kibble that Milford currently eats? Any possibility you could completely eliminate it and feed only wet? While dry food is not a good idea for
any cat, it's a particularly bad idea for male cats with a history of FLUTD. Some worthwhile reading on the subject:
http://www.catinfo.org/feline_urinary_tract_health.htm