In most cases, yes. But because FLUTD (feline lower urinary tract disease) is a health condition, it's worth checking with your vet first.
We know urinary issues are worrying, and we're glad you're looking into how food can help.
What is FLUTD?
FLUTD is an umbrella term for a range of conditions that affect a cat's bladder and urethra. It can cause things like difficulty or pain when urinating, more frequent litter trips, or blood in the urine. Because the causes vary, your vet is the best person to diagnose what's going on and recommend a plan.
How Tyga supports the urinary tract
Tyga isn't a prescription or therapeutic diet made to treat FLUTD. But our meals are designed with urinary health in mind. Here's how they support the urinary tract:
- High-moisture meals (over 68%) to help keep your cat's urinary tract healthy
- Made of mostly meat, which promotes a healthy urinary pH
- Controlled magnesium levels
- Full of antioxidants from real food
If your cat has FLUTD or other urinary concerns, talk to your vet before changing their diet. We're happy to make that easy. Reach out and we'll send all the details of our recipes and nutritional info, so you and your vet can decide what's best.