What medicine can be taken to make cat stones fossilized?

Cat stones can be fossilized by taking medicines containing methionine, ammonium chloride, acid sodium phosphate and other ingredients. Because urinary stones in cats are mainly crystals of magnesium ammonium phosphate, this material cannot be formed in acidic urine and may even dissolve, so it is usually treated with related drugs. In addition, owners of cats with urinary stones are advised to change their cat’s food to prescription food for the urinary tract.
Tip:
When feeding cats, owners should not feed a single dry food for a long time, and should find ways to make cats drink more water every day to prevent cats from getting sick. Urinary stones, if the cat has very serious stones, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital immediately for examination and treatment to prevent the disease from getting worse.
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