If the cat's bladder crystals are relatively small, a drug to acidify the urine can be given to dissolve the crystals and excrete them from the body. But if the crystals are large and the cat's pain is intense. The crystals can only be crushed by ultrasound, or treated by surgery, and the crystals can be taken out.

How can we avoid cat's bladder crystals?

Limit foods that are low in magnesium and phosphorous to cats in order to keep their urine pH neutral. Both calcium oxalate stones and guano stones can be prevented with a prescription diet. For the diet to work, it must be eaten alone. When a prescription diet may not be affordable, or when your cat in the house is a picky eater, try to increase the moisture content of your food and your water intake to keep your urine thinner.