recipe for treats--for a yorkie with a bladder stone problem

yorkyrules · 09-03-2005, 06:05 PM

I need help--my 7 year old yorkie had bladder surgery this week for
calcium oxolate stones. He has always been a dog treat lover. He
is now supposed to eat only Waltham SO canned dog food. I have
spent hours on the internet searching for a recipe for a baked dog
treat that he could eat without causing new stones to form. I would
appreciate a recipe if anyone knows of one. He will soon be feeling
well enough to start driving us crazy for treats! Thanks.

fireworksinjuly · 09-03-2005, 06:52 PM

first off, what CANT he eat?

i know of a few recipes, but dont want to give you ones if they have ingrediants in them that hes not allowed to eat.

heres a BUNCH to look through
http://www.globalpaw.com/dogtreats/

flyndog · 09-03-2005, 08:23 PM

Poor Yorkie guy. Yorkie Cozy is also recuperating from surgery. I'm curious, too. What is in Waltham SO food that prevents or inhibits the formation of bladder stones?

yorkyrules · 09-05-2005, 05:59 PM

Royal Canin Waltham SO is a dog food made to help eliminate
stones. I checked the internet today and it is a French made
product. They do not however make a treat for the urinary
problem. I am still searching the Web and did find a Bischon site
that lists specific foods that a dog with calcium oxolate stones
can eat. I went out today and bought several of the items
mentioned and am going to try to concoct a mixture. Barkley
is doing very well since the surgery--going for short walks and
attempting to play with two big balls at a time so I don't think
he is hurting too much. He is losing weight but that is a good
thing. Thanks for the Global Paw recipes. I will pick and choose
ingredients from some of those to try to come up with something
he will enjoy!

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fireworksinjuly Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 2,585 Rep Power: 143	first off, what CANT he eat? i know of a few recipes, but dont want to give you ones if they have ingrediants in them that hes not allowed to eat. heres a BUNCH to look through http://www.globalpaw.com/dogtreats/
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flyndog Unleash The Possibilities Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Marfa, TX Posts: 3,969 Rep Power: 183	Poor Yorkie guy. Yorkie Cozy is also recuperating from surgery. I'm curious, too. What is in Waltham SO food that prevents or inhibits the formation of bladder stones?
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09-05-2005, 05:59 PM	#4 (permalink)
yorkyrules Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 2 Rep Power: 0	Royal Canin Waltham SO is a dog food made to help eliminate stones. I checked the internet today and it is a French made product. They do not however make a treat for the urinary problem. I am still searching the Web and did find a Bischon site that lists specific foods that a dog with calcium oxolate stones can eat. I went out today and bought several of the items mentioned and am going to try to concoct a mixture. Barkley is doing very well since the surgery--going for short walks and attempting to play with two big balls at a time so I don't think he is hurting too much. He is losing weight but that is a good thing. Thanks for the Global Paw recipes. I will pick and choose ingredients from some of those to try to come up with something he will enjoy!
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