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 04-15-2002, 08:54 Post: 37438
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I want to personally thank you for putting the urea on your fields and not in your tires as ballast. When I saw the heading I thought.. Here we go again. Tom is right. Urea is a complex form of nitrogen. When you are feeling bad on of the test the doctors will do is called BUN. It stands for blood urea nitrogen, a byproduct of protein metabolization. A low number means your kidneys are working well.






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Crystallized urine is uncommon in humans but common in male house cats. In small felines the tolerance stack consisting of tiny urinary openings, high Ph, low urine volume and high protein diet can combine to plug them up and kill them.
If your question is “Do I have nitrogen compounds in my blood and urine?” then the answer is yes, but a healthy set of kidneys will hold the BUN, creatinine and uric acid levels to very low numbers, and if we drink lots of water these materials will not precipitate into crystalline form in our bladders.






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Tag, I'm it.
Even my wife sez i should relax more. But don't feed your cats too much protein anyway. Mark






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Hey. I got that one right away.






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You got away pretty cheap. Our Siamese required surgery, basically the feline version of a sex change operation. He had been around just long enough to be part of the household but he wasn't so old that we felt right about putting him down. When it was all said and done we got nearly 18 years out of the knothead, and got to watch him kick butt on a couple of neighborhood dogs along the way.
If memory serves one of the critical components is not just the protein but also the ash content. We found a brand of cat food with lower numbers at the feed store that was cheaper than the prescription diet. Check the labels for the numbers.






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