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     Nutritional management of 
     struvite urolithiasis in dogs.
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                     Study carried out in agreement with Departiment of Animal                                                                                                                                                    Study carried out in agreement with Departiment of Animal 
                     Science and Food controll of the University of                                                                                                                                                                          Science and Food controll of the University of 
                     Naples “Federico II”.                                                                                                                                                                                                                     Naples “Federico II”.
              Farmina Vet Research                                                                                                                          Urolithiasis
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              Farmina Vet Research Group (FVR), with its scientifically demonstrated dietary nutrients (Vet Life Formula), aims to                          The formation of stones along the urinary tract               The first paper documents that testified to the finding 
              support the Veterinarian with the management of some pathologies commonly occurring in pets.                                                  (urolithiasis) is universally acknowledged as one of          of concretions in the kidneys and bladder of animals, 
              It also intends to provide valid solutions to dietary problems and scientific consultancy through the cooperation of the                      the most frequent afflictions of the urinary tract in         which were sacrificed, date back to Herodotus and 
              Animal Science and Food Control Departiment of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of University of Napoli Federico II.                        men and animals. The oldest finding of human stones           Aristotle (Anke and Anning, 1973). There are no 
              Farmina Vet Research is capable of maintaining a scientific dialogue with the Veterinary world, delving into clinical                         was discovered in an Egyptian tomb dating back to             definite data concerning the nature of these stones. 
              and dietary issues.                                                                                                                           5000 B, whereas the first findings of animal urinary          Nevertheless, it was supposed that they could be 
                                                                                                                                                            stones are even older: the skeleton of a marine reptile,      constituted by calcium carbonate and/or struvite.
              Farmina Vet Research is part of the scientific division of the Farmina firm supported by the competence and the hard 
                                                                                                                                                               Table 1 – Composition of the concretions in different animal species (modified by Anke and Anning, 1973).
              work of several professionals focusing on delivering effective consultancy services.
                                                                                                                                                                Species                        Composition
              Farmina Vet Research integrates its production by studying technological innovations and by improving new products                                Sturgeon, Carp                 Guanine
              through manufacturing processes aimed at keeping up with future challenges. The high quality of its products                                      Frog                           Struvite, calcium phosphate
                                                                                                                                                                Turtles, Lizards, Snakes       Urate 
              contributes to the wellbeing and health of our pets.                                                                                              Flamingos, Cranes, Pigeons     Uric acid, urate
                                                                                                                                                                Sheep, Cows                    Struvite, silica
                                                                                                                                                                Monogastric herbivores         Calcium carbonate
                                                                                                                                                                Pigs                           Calcium phosphate, calcium carbonate
                                                                                                                                                                Cats                           Struvite, apatite, calcium oxalate, urate, cystine
                                                                                                                                                                Dogs                           Struvite, apatite, calcium oxalate, urate, cystine, xanthine, silicate
                                                                                                                                                            which lived approximately 80 million years ago,               The various animal species have a greater tendency 
                                                                                                                                                            containing a calcium carbonate (calcite) and calcium          towards specific types of stones, as stated in Table 
                                                                                                                                                            phosphate (apatite) stone, and that of a bear that            1, e.g. monogastric herbivores (horses, donkeys 
                                                                                                                                                            lived in the Pleistocene and found in a pit; the stone        and rabbits) mostly have carbonate calcium urate 
                                                                                                                                                            was made from calcium carbonate in this case too              (Neumann et al. 1994).
                                                                                                                                                            (Hesse et al., 1998).
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                    Study carried out in agreement with Departiment of Animal                                                                                                                                          Study carried out in agreement with Departiment of Animal 
                    Science and Food controll of the University of                                                                                                                                                              Science and Food controll of the University of 
                    Naples “Federico II”.                               the stones requires analysis with a polarizing light                                                                                                                      Naples “Federico II”.
              The urinary stones in vertebrates, particularly           or diffraction microscope or any other quantitative                         sedimentation of the calcium phosphate, therefore         significant correlation was found between the purine 
              domestic ones, represent an economic problem of a         analysis method (Osborne et al., 1990).                                     it is indispensable to guarantee a sufficient dilution    bases ingestion and the plasma concentration of 
              certain magnitude. In domestic carnivores urolithiasis                                                                                of the urine, stimulating the thirst to prevent the       purine on one hand and the urinary excretion of these 
              is a recurrent and rather common problem (Bartges,                                                                                    formation of stones.                                      elements in 24 hours on the other hand. The high rate 
      4       1998).                                                                                                                                                                                          of urinary excretion of uric acid may not be enough            5
              The surgical removal of the stones is the most                                                                                        Urate stones                                              to explain the formation of stones. This is associated 
              frequent treatment used, whereas in some cases            Pathogenesis                                                                                                                          with a greater secretion in terms of the ammonium 
              dietetic and/or pharmacological treatment allow the       Calcium carbonate stones                                                    As well as lizards, snakes and birds, Dalmatian dogs      ion tubes. 
              stones to be dissolved and is useful in the prevention    These stones are the most frequently found in                               are particularly predisposed to the formation of urate    Limiting the levels of the purines administered 
              of recurrences. The long-term efficiency of an            herbivorous mammals. In rabbits it is known that                            and ammonium urate concretions especially. Other          becomes an indispensable condition for prevention. 
              urolithiasis treatment depends on the identification      an excessive administration of calcium does not                             dog breeds (Pekingese, Fox Terrier, Chow Chow and         The addition of potassium citrate enables the urinary 
              of the type of stone and knowledge of the specific        reduce the intestinal absorption of this element, but                       Pinscher) also produce concretions of urate, albeit in    pH to be reduced to at least 7.0. Nevertheless, 
              etiopathogenesis of every type of urolithiasis in         it may act towards increasing the urinary excretion                         these cases the etiopathogenesis is different.            it may also be considered that these urinary pH 
              order to handle the specific factors that arise, which    (Kamphues 1991). Moreover, many edible plants                               Different hepatic enzymes, like xanthine-oxidase and      levels encourage the formation of phosphate 
              means that the minerals present in the stone must         contain significant quantities of oxalate, which may                        uricase, break down the endogenous and nutritional        crystals. Consequently also in this instance the 
              be analysed correctly. In some cases the number and       give rise to inclusions of calcium oxalate.                                 purines in to xanthine, uric acid and allantoin. The      most reasonable thing is to stimulate diuresis. 
              shape of the stone leave no doubts on the composition     Nevertheless, more so than the level of calcium, the                        latter is excreted through the kidneys. Case et al.       Using allopurinol to suppress the xanthine oxidase, 
              without requiring specific analysis (Osborne et al.       parameter that seems to have a greater effect on                            (1993). The human species does not present uricase,       the production of uric acid may be reduced. An 
              1989). Nevertheless, it is extremely important to         the urinary excretion of calcium appears to be the                          so the purinic derivative that is excreted through the    appropriate preventive compromise lies in correcting 
              establish the composition of the concretions as the       calcium/phosphate ratio. Calcium oxalate stones are                         urinary tract is uric acid. In Dalmatians the plasma      the diet and administering pharmacological 
              pathogenesis and, consequently, the therapy and           not particularly frequent in dogs (Hesse et al., 1998),                     concentration of uric acid is triple what is found in     treatment.
              prevention of recurrences are extremely different         even though this element is a minor amorphous                               other dog breeds and the excretion of uric acid is ten     
              according to the type of urate. The microscopic           component in many stones. Even if the pH is reduced                         times higher.  Nevertheless, there’s no difference as     Cystine uroliths
              evaluation of the urinary sediment is only an             to levels less than 8.0, the crystallization of the                         regards the activity of hepatic uricase, meaning that 
              indicator of suspicion of the composition of any type     calcium phosphate in case of excessive concentration                        the high plasma concentration of uric acid, which         Cystinuria is a congenital metabolic disorder 
              of stone as its formation, development and dissolution    of calcium is always possible; only the reduction                           may only be limited through renal excretion, should       distinguished by an abnormal reabsorption in the 
              are associated with a complicated set of variables.       of the pH to levels less than 6.4 may prevent the                           mainly be ascribed to the lack of uric acid conveyed      renal tubes of cystine and other animo acids. In 
              The definitive identification of the composition of                                                                                   to the liver (Giesecke et al. 1985). In Dalmatians, a     humans, other amino acids are also found in this 
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                     Study carried out in agreement with Departiment of Animal                                                                                                                                                Study carried out in agreement with Departiment of Animal 
                     Science and Food controll of the University of                                                                                                                                                                      Science and Food controll of the University of 
                     Naples “Federico II”.                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Naples “Federico II”.
              uroliths, such as lysine, arginine and ornithine. In         numerous other factors such as bacterial infections of                        may suddenly become active again. This explains why          have been acknowledged: one characterized by 
              dogs, very different frameworks of amino acidic              the low urinary tracts, alkaline urinary pH, unsuitable                       it is fundamental that the concretions are removed           monohydrate calcium oxalate (CaC2O4 H2O) and the 
              excretion have been discovered; in addition to the                                                                                         completely (Sanders et al., 1986; Kienzle et al., 1993).     other consisting of dihydrate calcium oxalate (CaC2O4 
              aforesaid amino acids, concretions of citrulline                                                                                           On average, 58% of cases of urolithiasis in dogs             2H2O), which represent 56.8 and 43.2% of the total of 
      6       and threonine have been found. Hesse et al. (1998)                                                                                         involve struvite . Some breeds like Cocker Spaniel,          calcium oxalate urolith respectively, stated by Hesse            7
              recorded an incidence of stones exclusively consisting                                                                                     Pekingese, German Shepherd, Shih Tzu, Bobtail                et al. (1998). The morphology of these two types 
              of cystine, amounting to approximately 28% of                                                                                              and Bernese Mountain seem to be particularly                 of uroliths is extremely different, what enables the 
              the cases, whereas they found lysine, arginine and                                                                                         predisposed to the formation of these stones                 recognition in the urinary sediment. Experimental 
              citrulline in the remaining 72%. Even if the only                                                                                          compared with other forms of urolithiasis.                   studies have shown that monohydrate calcium oxalate  
              amino acid that is only partially soluble in urine                                                                                         To dissolve struvite concretions caused by bacterial         concretions are somewhat unstable, tending to form 
              is cysteine, which may crystallise when present in           diets and genetic predisposition.                                             infection it is necessary to treat the infection, dilute     in the main with high concentrations of calcium 
              concentrations greater than 200 mg/l (0.65 mml/l),           The formation of struvite stones was often associated                         the urine, reduce the protein levels of magnesium and        and magnesium, whereas dihydrate calcium oxalate 
              whereas when the concentration exceeds 340 mg/l              with bacterial infections of the urinary tract                                phosphates in the diet, increase sodium chloride for         stones come from the stabilization of oxalate and 
              (1.3 mmol/l) the formation of crystals is practically        (Buffington et al., 1998). In particular the involved                         thirst and induce polyuria and, lastly, acidify the urine    urate (Hesse et al., 1976; Berg et al., 1976). They are 
              guaranteed.                                                  bacteria are capable of breaking down the urea                                with ammonium chloride or methionine to levels less          the most frequent stones in small-sized breed. 90% of  
              Struvite stones                                              into ammonia and carbon dioxide, such as some                                 than 6.2.                                                    stones were found in male subjects, mostly above the 
              Struvite (MgNH PO  6H O) is regarded as the                  strains of Proteus, Staphylococcus and Klebsiella. A                                                                                       age of 6 years (Hesse et al., 1998).
                               4   4    2                                  slight increase in the concentration of ammonium                                                                                           The use of large quantities of plant foods in the 
              common form of stones in dogs, cats and humans               and bicarbonate ions is seen in a marked urine                                Calcium oxalate stones                                       diet carnivores may cause an excessive ingestion of 
              (Hesse et al., 1998; Deng & Ouyang, 2006; Pintilie et        alkalinization. A pH urinary higher than 7.0 and                              Calcium oxalate stones are those most frequently             oxalates with consequent hyperoxaluria. In humans, 
              al. 2010), even if in recent years some studies have         the high concentration of ammonium, magnesium,                                found in humans (75% of the total of cases), whereas         the patients affected by calcium oxalate stones 
              highlighted a decline in the incidence (Osborne et al.,      calcium and phosphate. If there is excessive bacterial                        they are much less frequent in animals (from 3.6%            show a greater intestinal absorption of oxalate then 
              1999; Picavet et al., 2007). These concretions have          flora, struvite crystals may rapidly form so as to block                      to 17.5% of such  Hesse et al., 1998), although a            healthy subject. This may be due to gut inflammatory 
              also been found in sheep and cows.                           the entire renal pelvis. The bacterial inflammation                           considerable increase of the incidence of such stones        phenomena, low calcium and magnesium intakes 
              The over-saturation of urine by the ammonium                 may lead to the formation of a mucoid matrix that                             has been seen in recent years in cats and dogs.              hyperlipidic diets or enterectomy. In dogs, the urinary 
              magnesium phosphate ions is one of the fundamental           gradually incorporates the precipitated crystals so                           Isolated cases have been documented in hamsters,             excretion of oxalates is 3 to 4 times higher than in 
              requisite for the formation of struvite uroliths,            as to form voluminous aggregates. In this case the                            rabbits, deer and sheep.                                     humans, whether in healthy subjects or in those 
              although their formation may be influenced by                stones contain the bacteria that during treatment                             Two different types of calcium oxalate concretions           affected by urolithiasis, thus why crystals may form 
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