Publications > Scientific Publications > Lower Urinary Tract Disease   There are "9" documents matching your query Search results  How I treat . . .the dog with calcium oxalate urolithiasis D.Elliott - Waltham Focus 2003; 13(2), 2-3.  Dietary sodium chloride, a useful tool in the management of canine and feline lower urinary tract diseases V Biourge - Dietary sodium chloride. Waltham Focus 2003; 13 (2), 24-27.  Managing struvite and calcium oxalate risk - what does Relative Super Saturation (RSS) evaluation mean in practical terms? Hurley K, Stenvenson A, Watson H - Waltham Focus 2003; 13 (2), 30-33.  Does increasing dietary NaCl affect blood pressure in adult healthy dogs? Biourge V, Iben C, Wagner E, Gütl A - 12th ECVIM-CA/ESVIM Congress. Sept 2002; Munich, Germany:153.  Does increasing dietary NaCl affect blood pressure in adult healthy cats ? Luckschander N, Iben C, Desprez G, Biourge V - 20th ACVIM Forum; May 29 - June 1, 2002. Dallas, TA; 110: 788.  Increased dietary NaCl significantly increases urine volume but does not increase urinary calcium oxalate relative supersaturation in healthy cats. Biourge V, Devois C, Morice G, Sergheraert R - 19th ACVIM Forum 2001. Denver, CO: 866.  Struvite and oxalate activity product ratios and crystalluria in cats fed acidifying diets. Devois C, V Biourge, Morice G, Sergheraert R - Urolithiasis; Feb 13-17, 2000. Cape Town, South Africa: 821-823.  The effect of dietary sodium content on water intake and urine composition in cats AJ Hawthorne, PJ Markwell - Waltham International Science Symposium: Pet Nutrition Coming of Age. August 7-8, 2001; Vancouver, Canada: A25  Dietary NaCl does not affect blood pressure in healthy cats Luckschander N. (1,2), Iben C. (3), Hosgood G. (4) Gabler C. (4), Biourge V. (5) et al ; J Vet Intern Med 2004; 18: 463-467.   Search   Scientific Publications   Obesity (5) Diabetes (2) Adverse Reactions To Food (3) Skin And Hair Disorders (1) Gastro-Enterology (13) Hepatic Disease (2) Renal Disease (2) Lower Urinary Tract Disease (9) Cardiovascular Disease (4) Joint Disease (1) Periodontal Disease (1) Growth (3) Aging Dogs And Cats (2) Palatability (1) Back

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