Sedimentzystitis beim Pferd – Diätetische Behandlungsansätze für eine häufige Erkrankung

Die Sedimentzystitis lässt sich in vielen Fällen mit konsequenten diätetischen Maßnahmen gut behandeln. Bei der Diät sollten die Wasseraufnahme, die Kalzium- und Vitamin-D-Aufnahme sowie eine Ansäuerung des Urins im Fokus stehen.

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