Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD), more commonly known as feline urinary syndrome (F.U.S.), is a scientific term used to describe a variety of urinary tract disorders in cats, including kidney and bladder stones, urinary blockage, and cystitis (an infection or inflammation of the bladder). Since numerous conditions fall into this diagnosis, it can be confusing to veterinarians and pet owners alike.

The FUS Agreement is a contract which explains the terms under which the UL Mark may be used. It also explains manufacturers' obligations to continuously monitor their production so their products continue to meet UL's requirements. The Follow-up Service Agreement also describes the terms under which Follow-up Service inspections are conducted.

Overall, MR guided FUS is a safe procedure for treating symptomatic fibroids with minimal risk. Infrequent complications that have been reported following MR guided FUS are listed below. You should talk to your doctor about the likelihood that you may experience any of these risks. The incidence of serious or long term risks reported for this procedure is extremely low.

Low Ash and Magnesium are important in the prevention of F.U.S.. Gradually change the cat's diet to a more natural food over a period of time to allow for the cat to adjust. Flint River Ranch Cat diets have low ash and very balanced Magnesium levels.