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Bladder Support Diet For Cats

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Veterinary Authorization Required

This diet requires authorization from your veterinarian before it can be shipped.

You may upload your veterinarian’s authorization or provide your clinic’s contact information during checkout. If you have a signed prescription, please email it to info@medicusveterinarydiets.com

If authorization is not yet on file, our team will contact your veterinarian on your behalf. Orders will ship once authorization is received.

Bladder Support Diet For Cats

A vet-formulated, whole-food bladder support cat food designed to provide targeted nutrition to support urinary tract wellbeing, promote balanced mineral intake, and help address factors that contribute to urinary crystals.

Price range: $4.78 through $29.95

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Bladder Support Diet For Cats

Diet Overview

The Medicus Bladder Support Diet is formulated to provide targeted urinary nutrition for cats with bladder and lower urinary tract concerns. Designed with controlled mineral levels and clinically tested through RSS analysis to support urinary balance. 

Whole-food ingredients and thoughtful formulation help support urinary tract health and hydration. It is complete and balanced for long-term feeding under veterinary guidance.

Highlights

  • High-quality digestible meat proteins
  • Moderate carbohydrate level
  • Low calcium, phosphorus, and ash
  • Moderate pH
  • Healthy fats – Omega 6: Omega-3 Ratio ~0.57 : 1 

  • Antioxidant-rich nutrients including cranberries and blueberries

  • Clinically tested through RSS analysis

  • Available in nugget and paté formats to support palatability and feeding flexibility

Who would benefit from this diet?

  • Cats with lower urinary tract concerns such as FLUTD or crystalluria

  • Cats at risk for struvite crystal formation

  • Cats whose veterinarian has recommended a bladder-support diet 

How It Works

The Medicus Feline Bladder Support Diet is meticulously crafted to address these key nutritional needs:

Creates a Urinary Environment Less Friendly to Crystals

  • Controlled levels of calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium help support balanced mineral intake

  • Clinically tested through RSS analysis to dissolve existing struvite stones and help reduce recurrence

  • Formulated to minimize factors associated with calcium oxalate formation

Supports a Healthy Urinary pH

  • Designed to maintain a moderate urinary pH when fed as directed

  • Includes whole-food ingredients like cranberries and apple cider vinegar that naturally complement mineral balance

  • A balanced pH helps create conditions less favorable for crystal formation

Encourages Hydration & Normal Urination

  • Rehydrated feeding naturally increases moisture intake with every meal

  • Higher moisture supports normal urine dilution and everyday urinary tract health

  • Nuggets and paté formats make adding water easy and palatable

Supports Bladder Comfort & Everyday Wellness

  • Glucosamine supports the integrity of the bladder lining

  • Antioxidants from cranberry and blueberry help support a balanced inflammatory response

  • Omega-3 fatty acids from ground krill contribute to overall urinary and tissue wellness

Nutrients vs Ingredients

The Right Nutrients. From the Right Sources.

Some bladder-support diets are formulated to meet specific nutrient profiles by relying heavily on rendered ingredients and synthetic nutrient additions.

At Medicus, we believe ingredient quality and nutrient composition work together. Our veterinary-formulated bladder support diet is crafted from real, whole foods and carefully balanced nutrients to provide purposeful, urinary-conscious nutrition.

Compare Our Ingredients

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Chicken, Egg, Rice, Flaxseed, Chicken Liver, Chicken Gizzards, Ground Krill, Cranberries, Blueberries, Potassium Chloride, Sea Salt, Ground Egg Shell, Apple Cider Vinegar, Glucosamine, Mixed Tocopherols, Zinc Proteinate, Niacin, Riboflavin, Thiamine, Vitamin B12, Pyridoxine, Folic Acid, & Kelp

Proof in the Numbers

The Medicus Bladder Support Diet for cats is formulated with carefully controlled mineral levels aligned with established bladder support nutrition. The feline recipe has also undergone Relative Supersaturation (RSS) testing to evaluate its performance — providing an additional level of validation beyond nutrient formulation alone.

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See Clinical Evidence below for testing details.

Clinical Evidence

Clinical Evidence

The Medicus Feline Bladder Support Diet has undergone Relative Supersaturation (RSS) testing to evaluate how the finished recipe influences urinary mineral balance.

RSS is a widely used method for assessing the potential for crystal formation in urine. These results help demonstrate that the diet aligns with established nutritional approaches used in bladder support diets — while being built from whole-food ingredients.

Formulated to support urinary mineral balance, as demonstrated through Relative Supersaturation (RSS) testing

Bladder Issues in Cats

The domesticated cat originated from the desert cat and, as such, has the genetic ability to concentrate urine in the face of dehydration. When concentrating urine, the cat also concentrates minerals that make up crystals in the urine that can eventually congregate into bladder stones. Concentrated urine is also more caustic and can irritate the bladder and urethra. 

Urinary issues may have more than one potential cause, making diagnosing and treating them complex. 

Some potential causes of urinary issues in cats include:

  • Poor diet with excessive intake of carbohydrates and not enough fluids
  • Dry Diet
  • Not enough fluid consumption
  • Stones, crystals, or debris building up in the urethra or bladder (urolithiasis)

How the Diet Was Evaluated

RSS Testing can be used to discern the efficacy of a diet in managing urolithiasis in dogs and cats. Results can tell you whether a diet is able to manage both types of uroliths, struvite, and calcium oxalate.

 

Struvite (Cats)

To dissolve struvite uroliths, the ideal RSS diet for dissolution has an RSS for struvite at or <1 (i.e., undersaturated for struvite).

To aid in the prevention of struvite stones, the target is an RSS at or < 2.5 (i.e., Metastable for struvite).

Calcium Oxalate (Cats)

It is not possible to dissolve calcium oxalate stones.

The ideal RSS diet to help decrease the risk of calcium oxalate urolith formation will have an RSS for calcium oxalate <12 (i.e., metastable) and ideally < 10 (i.e., undersaturation)

Study Design

The study ran for twenty-three days and started upon initiation of the test diet. Beginning on Day 22 of the study, a 24-hour urine sample was collected from each cat for RSS analysis. On Day 23 of the study, urine volume was measured, and urine pH and specific gravity analyses were performed on the 24-hour urine sample from each cat. The urine samples were then processed and sent out for RSS analysis.

 

Urine pH, Specific Gravity, and RSS results: The 24-hour urine pH values ranged from 6.42 to 7.37 (avg. 6.92), urine volume ranged from 40 to 103 milliliters (avg. 64 milliliters), and specific gravity values ranged from 1.028 to 1.065 (avg. 1.052).

Study Results

RSS results showed urinary mineral conditions consistent with reduced struvite crystal formation potential and controlled calcium oxalate supersaturation levels, aligning with established nutritional targets for bladder support diets.

The RSS Struvite for Medicus Veterinary Diet Feline Bladder is an average of .26 documenting undersaturation for struvite and supporting dissolution of struvite uroliths and prevention of struvite stone formation.

The RSS Calcium Oxalate monohydrate (COM) and Calcium Oxalate dihydrate (COD) for Medicus Veterinary Diet Feline Bladder is an average of 2.64 / 1.15 respectively documenting undersaturation and supporting prevention of Calcium Oxalate urolith formation.

The Medicus Feline Bladder Diet Study Results

The RSS Struvite for Medicus Veterinary Diet Feline Bladder is an average of .26 documenting undersaturation for struvite and supporting dissolution of struvite uroliths and prevention of struvite stone formation.

 

The RSS Calcium Oxalate monohydrate (COM) and Calcium Oxalate dihydrate (COD) for Medicus Veterinary Diet Feline Bladder is an average of 2.64 / 1.15 respectively documenting undersaturation and supporting prevention of Calcium Oxalate urolith formation.

RSS for struvite at or <1 (ie, undersaturated for struvite)

Clinical evidence shows that Medicus’ Feline Bladder Support Diet carefully balances whole food nutrition and restrictive mineral nutrient concentrations to support the cat with chronic urinary issues.

Ingredients

Chicken, Highly digestible animal protein that delivers essential amino acids while contributing to a controlled mineral profile — an important consideration in bladder-support nutrition.
Egg, A complete, highly digestible protein that provides concentrated nutrition in small portions, helping maintain nutrient density without unnecessary mineral excess.
Rice, A simple, gentle carbohydrate source chosen for its digestibility and naturally low mineral contribution, helping support the recipe’s carefully balanced urinary profile.
Flaxseed, Provides fiber and plant compounds that support normal digestion and nutrient utilization, helping the body efficiently use the nutrition in every meal.
Chicken Liver, A nutrient-dense organ meat that supplies essential vitamins and micronutrients in small amounts, supporting complete nutrition without increasing overall food volume.
Chicken Gizzards, Adds additional whole-food protein and texture while contributing bioavailable nutrients cats instinctively recognize and digest easily.
Ground Krill, Provides omega-3 fatty acids including EPA and DHA to support a balanced inflammatory response and overall urinary tract wellness.
Cranberries, Traditionally included in urinary-support diets, cranberries supply antioxidants and plant compounds that help support normal urinary tract health.
Blueberries, A whole-food source of antioxidants that supports normal cellular health and complements overall urinary wellness.
Potassium Chloride, An essential electrolyte that supports normal fluid balance and healthy urination patterns, helping maintain consistent hydration.
Sea Salt, Provides sodium and chloride to help maintain hydration and electrolyte balance as part of a moisture-supportive feeding routine.
Ground Egg Shell, A whole-food calcium source used to thoughtfully balance the diet’s overall mineral levels, supporting a controlled urinary environment.
Apple Cider Vinegar, Included in small amounts to complement the recipe’s moderate urinary pH profile while enhancing flavor and palatability.
Glucosamine, Supports the integrity of the bladder lining and overall urinary tract comfort as part of everyday bladder care.
Mixed Tocopherols, A natural source of vitamin E used to maintain freshness while providing antioxidant support.
Zinc Proteinate, Chelated zinc included to support normal immune function and nutrient utilization.
Vitamins & Additional Nutrients B vitamins, minerals, and essential nutrients included to provide complete and balanced daily nutrition for long-term feeding.
Chicken

Highly digestible animal protein that delivers essential amino acids while contributing to a controlled mineral profile — an important consideration in bladder-support nutrition.

Egg

A complete, highly digestible protein that provides concentrated nutrition in small portions, helping maintain nutrient density without unnecessary mineral excess.

Rice

A simple, gentle carbohydrate source chosen for its digestibility and naturally low mineral contribution, helping support the recipe’s carefully balanced urinary profile.

Flaxseed

Provides fiber and plant compounds that support normal digestion and nutrient utilization, helping the body efficiently use the nutrition in every meal.

Chicken Liver

A nutrient-dense organ meat that supplies essential vitamins and micronutrients in small amounts, supporting complete nutrition without increasing overall food volume.

Chicken Gizzards

Adds additional whole-food protein and texture while contributing bioavailable nutrients cats instinctively recognize and digest easily.

Ground Krill

Provides omega-3 fatty acids including EPA and DHA to support a balanced inflammatory response and overall urinary tract wellness.

Cranberries

Traditionally included in urinary-support diets, cranberries supply antioxidants and plant compounds that help support normal urinary tract health.

Blueberries

A whole-food source of antioxidants that supports normal cellular health and complements overall urinary wellness.

Potassium Chloride

An essential electrolyte that supports normal fluid balance and healthy urination patterns, helping maintain consistent hydration.

Sea Salt

Provides sodium and chloride to help maintain hydration and electrolyte balance as part of a moisture-supportive feeding routine.

Ground Egg Shell

A whole-food calcium source used to thoughtfully balance the diet’s overall mineral levels, supporting a controlled urinary environment.

Apple Cider Vinegar

Included in small amounts to complement the recipe’s moderate urinary pH profile while enhancing flavor and palatability.

Glucosamine

Supports the integrity of the bladder lining and overall urinary tract comfort as part of everyday bladder care.

Mixed Tocopherols

A natural source of vitamin E used to maintain freshness while providing antioxidant support.

Zinc Proteinate

Chelated zinc included to support normal immune function and nutrient utilization.

B Vitamins

B vitamins, minerals, and essential nutrients included to provide complete and balanced daily nutrition for long-term feeding.

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Our Standards

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Veterinary Developed

No Meat Meals

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Veterinary-Formulated Nutrition

Developed by a veterinarian using whole-food ingredients and nutritional science to support specific physiological functions through purposeful nutrition.
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No Rendered Meat Meals

Rendering converts animal carcasses into ingredients for animal feed. They are ground, heavily cooked, pressed to remove fats, ground again, and then dried. Included in this process are bones, organs, blood, feathers, and slaughter floor waste. Meal is a heavily-processed ingredient before it’s added as an ingredient to kibbles.

100% Real, Whole Foods

No High-Heat Cooking

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Real, Whole-Food Nutrition

Made from real, whole-food ingredients rather than rendered meals or heavily processed powders. Whole foods provide nutrients the body can efficiently digest, absorb, and utilize.
  No High-Heat Processing

Conventional kibble is produced using multiple heating steps, including extrusion and drying, which can expose ingredients to temperatures exceeding 400°F. These high temperatures are necessary for shelf stability and safety, but they can alter the structure of certain heat-sensitive nutrients and naturally occurring compounds found in whole foods. Medicus diets are freeze-dried instead. This low-temperature process removes moisture without exposing ingredients to high heat, helping preserve the nutritional integrity, digestibility, and bioavailability of whole-food ingredients.

 

Freeze-Dried

No Corn

Freeze-Dried to Preserve Nutrients

Freeze-drying removes moisture while preserving the original nutrient profile and digestibility of whole foods without high-heat processing.
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No Corn or Corn Fillers

Our formulas do not include corn or corn-derived ingredients. Instead, we use whole-food carbohydrate sources selected for their digestibility and nutritional contribution to the overall formulation.

Carefully Selected Whole-Animal Meats

No Antibiotics

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Clean, Digestible Animal Proteins

Uses digestible animal proteins that provide essential amino acids to support muscle maintenance, skin integrity, immune function, and metabolic health.
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No Added Hormones or Routine Antibiotics

Because we source meats from trusted partners who follow responsible animal-raising practices, no antibiotics, hormones, or other medications are administered to the animals prior to slaughter. This helps preserve the integrity of the ingredients used in our formulas.

Locally Sourced Ingredients

No Artificial Preservatives

Responsibly Sourced

Trusted Ingredient Sourcing

Responsibly sourced from trusted suppliers who prioritize ingredient quality and safety. This sourcing approach allows us to select ingredients such as organically grown produce, wild-caught fish, and pasture-raised beef.
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Naturally Preserved

We only use mixed tocopherols, a natural preservative, in all Medicus Diets. While it functions as a way to keep each bag of food shelf-stable and fresh, it is also an antioxidant.

Limited Ingredient

No Artificial Flavoring

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Focused Ingredient Formulation

Limited ingredient formulations help support digestibility and allow more precise nutritional formulation for sensitive systems.

 

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No Artificial Flavor Additives

Because all of our ingredients are freeze-dried, the original flavor remains, making it similar to a fresh or home-cooked diet in taste.

 

Organic Produce

No Artificial Dyes

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Prioritizes Organically Grown Produce

Consumption of pesticides can increase oxidative stress and place unnecessary strain on the body. When available, we prioritize organically grown produce in our formulas. This means ingredients are grown without synthetic pesticides or herbicides, supporting cleaner, more natural nutrition from the ground up.

No Artificial Colors

Artificial dyes are used in pet foods to add color to brown kibble in an attempt to give them a more desirable and aesthetically pleasing color.

3rd-Party Tested

No Byproducts

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Third-Party Tested for Safety and Accuracy

Each Medicus diet went through complete comprehensive 3rd party testing. Several rounds of AAFCO Nutrient Profile testing ensured that both macro and micronutrient levels are tending to your pet’s specific nutritional needs.
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No Byproduct Ingredients

Byproducts are the result of whole foods being broken down into smaller parts, like peas being broken down into pea protein, pea flour, pea fiber, and pea starch. This allows pet food companies to list these as separate ingredients on their ingredient decks.

Minimally Processed

No Cellulose

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Gentle Processing Methods

Prepared using gentle processing methods that preserve whole-food structure, digestibility, and nutrient availability.
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No Cellulose or Fillers

Does not include non-nutritive bulking agents or filler ingredients.

Bioavailable Proteins

No Soy

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Highly Digestible Protein Nutrition

Uses protein sources the body can efficiently digest, absorb, and utilize for tissue maintenance and metabolic function.
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Soy-Free Formulation

No soy or soy-derived ingredients. Soy is often used as a concentrated plant protein, but we instead rely on whole-food animal proteins and complementary ingredients to provide complete amino acid profiles and balanced nutrition.

Antioxidant-Rich

No Rendered Fats

Blueberries

Whole-Food Antioxidant Nutrtion

Each Medicus formula contains naturally occurring antioxidants such as polyphenols from blueberries, carotenoids from spinach, and astaxanthin from krill. Antioxidants help protect cells from oxidative stress.
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No Rendered Fat Ingredients

Uses fats naturally present in whole foods rather than rendered fats.

High levels of Omega 3 fatty acids

No Brewers Rice

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Omega-3 Fatty Acid Nutrition

Omega-3 fatty acids support normal immune function, cardiovascular health, skin integrity, and renal physiology. Medicus formulas are uniquely formulated to provide an approximate 1:1 Omega-6 to Omega-3 ratio using whole-food sources, a balance that differs significantly from conventional pet foods.
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Whole Rice Only

Many kibble diets contain brewers rice, a fragmented byproduct of white rice processing. We use whole white rice selected for digestibility and nutritional contribution.

Independently Reviewed

No Wheat

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Independently Evaluated Formulations

Each formulation undergoes independent review to verify ingredient safety, nutrient balance, and formulation integrity.
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Wheat-Free Formulation

Wheat is commonly used as a filler for commercial kibble companies, as it is inexpensive and easily accessible. Wheat is used as a plant-based protein and isn’t as digestible or bioavailable for carnivores.

Made in WI

No Feed-Grade Ingredients

Made in the USA

Made in the United States

Dr. Chris Bessent is the owner and operator of the Wisconsin-based facilities where Medicus is made. This gives her the ability to provide strict oversight of every step of the production phases, from when the ingredients enter the door to when the finished food leaves the facility to be delivered to your door. Every ingredient, each production phase, and every batch of food is logged for complete traceability.
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Ingredient Quality Standards

Uses ingredients selected for safety, digestibility, and nutritional integrity.

Ingredients

Chicken, Egg, Rice, Flaxseed, Chicken Liver, Chicken Gizzards, Ground Krill, Cranberries, Blueberries, Potassium Chloride, Sea Salt, Ground Egg Shell, Apple Cider Vinegar, Glucosamine, Mixed Tocopherols, Zinc Proteinate, Niacin, Riboflavin, Thiamine, Vitamin B12, Pyridoxine, Folic Acid, & Kelp

Cups In A Bag

83.39 g/cup  | 5 1/2 cups

These cup amounts are estimates. Because our food is freeze-dried, volume can vary from bag to bag. What’s consistent is weight: each bag contains 32 oz, with a ±5% tolerance.

Calorie Content

4247 kcal/Kg  |  354 kcal/cup

Guaranteed Analysis

Crude Protein (min.) 35%

Crude Fat (min.) 18%

Crude Fiber (max.) 8%

Moisture (max.) 5%

Complete & Balanced

The Medicus Feline Bladder Support Diet is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for adult maintenance.

Nutritional Facts

How to Feed

Feeding Guide

Use only as directed by your veterinarian. Medicus Veterinary Diets provide intentional nutritional support for pets with more complex needs. Feeding amounts and duration should be adjusted based on your pet’s response. Always provide access to fresh water.

REHYDRATION RECOMMENDED

Water helps with digestion, circulation, and other bodily processes like perfusion (movement of fluids through the organ), which helps move the harmful byproducts through the filtration system and out of the body.

Nugget Rehydration Directions: 

Rehydrate by adding +/-  ¾ cup of warm water for every cup of food. Mix the water and food, and wait 3-4 minutes, then serve.

Paté Rehydration Directions: 

Add 1 1/2 cups of hot water (120 degrees F) for every 1 cup of Medicus paté powder. Mix and let rest for 5-10 minutes. Prior to serving, add two additional tablespoons of warm water and mix.

Palatability Suggestions

Consult with your veterinarian before following these suggestions. Every cat and their condition is different, so it is best to learn whether the recommendations are right for your cat.

Chicken Bone Broth

Hydrate your cat’s food with chicken bone broth (no sodium) as a nutritious and enticing way to add moisture and flavor. It is low in calories and fat so the nutritional makeup of the Medicus Diet will not be altered.

Sardines

Place a sardine on top of your cat’s meal. They are rich in Omega 3 fatty acids, which have been shown to decrease inflammation that may be within the inner lining of the bladder

Kefir

Hydrate your cat’s food with kefir, which contains probiotics, beneficial enzymes, and vitamins B & K. It is also a great source of calcium.

Transitioning

Day 1-2

Feed 25% | 75%
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Day 3-4

Feed 50% | 50%
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Day 5-6

Feed 75% | 25%
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Day 7

Feed 100%
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FAQs

This recipe is formulated specifically for cats with bladder and lower urinary tract concerns and uses targeted mineral and pH nutrition. Because these needs are typically identified and monitored by a veterinarian, we require authorization to ensure the diet is used appropriately as part of a vet-guided care plan.

Yes. This diet has undergone RSS (Relative Supersaturation) testing, which evaluates how likely urine is to form crystals. When fed as directed, it is clinically tested to dissolve struvite stones, help prevent their recurrence, and minimize factors associated with calcium oxalate formation.

When fed exclusively and as directed by your veterinarian, this diet is formulated and tested to help dissolve existing struvite stones and reduce the risk of new ones forming. Its carefully controlled mineral levels and moderate urinary pH work together to create a urinary environment less favorable to crystal formation.

Yes. This recipe is complete and balanced for adult cats and can be fed long-term under the guidance of your veterinarian.

Yes. We strongly recommend rehydrating before serving. Adding warm water increases moisture intake, which supports normal urine dilution and everyday urinary tract health. Rehydration also enhances aroma and palatability, helping encourage consistent eating.

We offer both nuggets and freeze-dried paté to give you flexibility at mealtime. The paté is designed to be mixed with warm water so you can adjust the texture to your cat’s preference, and rehydrated nuggets can be combined with paté for added variety. Serving the food warm and fully rehydrated often improves acceptance.

Struvite stones are often influenced by mineral balance and urinary pH and can typically be dissolved through targeted nutrition. Calcium oxalate stones cannot be dissolved but may be managed through careful mineral control and hydration. This diet is formulated to address both by dissolving struvite and minimizing factors associated with calcium oxalate formation.

Customer Reviews

Bladder Support Diet For Cats
Michelle Mycka
Rating: 5/5
Love the bladder formula
We have been feeding the feline bladder formula for 2 months with no struvite reoccurrence! I appreciate the quality ingredients. I am a healthcare provider and I strive to help my patients eat quality food. Why are we feeding our pets processed food? We are giving them the same diseases that humans are suffering with. The common denominator is low quality food. Thank you Medicus for giving us a healthy choice!
Thu Feb 26 2026 02:03:43 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Bladder Support Diet For Cats
S.P.
Rating: 4/5
Fingers Crossed…
My 4 yr old has been on MEDICUS Bladder Diet for about 6 weeks. He was recovering from a flare up after previously having a block, 3 weeks earlier. If we make it longer without incident, I’ll happily change my rating to 5 ⭐️
Tue Oct 28 2025 00:11:35 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Bladder Support Diet For Cats
Becky Whitfield
Rating: 5/5
Boey likes it!
My cat Boey is very picky and even though it was a rough start, he seems to love the pate now. I also use the bladder supplement and the krill. He was struggling to urinate and would be in the litter box for up to 10 minutes at a time, and now he is going to the potty much quicker! This food has definitely helped him with his struvite crystal issues. Would highly recommend. Also the customer service is excellent!
Wed Aug 13 2025 00:19:43 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Bladder Support Diet For Cats
Michelle Mowers
Rating: 5/5
My boy loves it. This food is a life saver.
I started feeding my cat this food and i am beyond happy with it. I was told possible FIC/FLUTD. It started with a bladder infection which got better with antibiotic injection. My cat continued to have blood in the urine from cystitis. He has been on the food approximately 2 months and his frequent urine visits to the cat box have stopped and his urine output is back to normal. He has gone over a month with no more blood in urine. This food a a life saver and I would recommend it. I mix this food with feline caviar food which is also a ph balanced food. Thank you for creating a food that has good ingredients and not full of garbage.
Thu Aug 07 2025 02:59:03 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Bladder Support Diet For Cats
Wendy Green
Rating: 5/5
A big win for Baby Cakes
My cat Baby Cakes LOVES his Bladder Health Diet! I am feeding it to him as a preventative since he has had bladder issues in the past. Thank you so much for making his life much healthier!
Wed Aug 06 2025 01:16:24 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Bladder Support Diet For Cats
Deb Jacob
Rating: 5/5
Thank you!!
I'm so grateful to have found your diet for my cat! I hated the idea of feeding my beloved cat the garbage vet prescribed UT diet. A friend told me about your food and I have been feeding it to her (along with the Herbsmith Bladder Support) since I received it. She is doing so much better now Will keeper on this diet a while longer but always keep her on the Bladder Support to hopefully avoid any future issues. Thank you so much!
Mon Jul 21 2025 13:21:18 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Bladder Support Diet For Cats
Shannon Brown
Rating: 5/5
Prescription diet made with premium ingredients
I love that this diet combines both the high quality, whole food that I desire in a pet food with the prescription diet formulation that my cat needs to stay healthy. It is a true win-win. My cat loves the bladder health nuggets. Particularly when I hydrate them with some of the broth left after simmering boneless chicken breasts for my dogs. She’s a picky cat but has taken to this beautifully.
Thu Jul 10 2025 00:12:03 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Bladder Support Diet For Cats
Christine Manzano
Rating: 5/5
Feline Bladder Diet
This diet has saved my cat Simca's life. We got him as young kitten and one year into his life he started developing bladder crystals and obstructed several times requiring many veterinary visits and surgeries The regular prescription diets were not working. After starting the Medicus Bladder Health diet over a year ago he has had no episodes of bladder crystals
Thu Mar 20 2025 10:41:29 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Bladder Support Diet For Cats
Maria Wayne
Rating: 5/5
Finally! Medical food my cats adore!
After years of spending tons of money on urinary food the cats hate and that ends up going in the garbage, i found Medicus. The ingredients are clean, and the food smells great. Both my Abyssinians are super happy.
Thu Mar 13 2025 01:54:39 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Bladder Support Diet For Cats
Andrea Drapeau
Rating: 3/5
Cat sometimes likes it.
Sat Feb 15 2025 12:43:14 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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