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Today, Iâd like to discuss struvite stones and crystals. Struvite stones are a type of bladder stone that occurs in both dogs and cats. Theyâre also called triple phosphate and magnesium ammonium phosphate stones. Magnesium, ammonia, and phosphate are common elements in urine.
Causes and types of kidney stones in cats. Most cats affected by stones are middle aged or older1. Metabolic kidney stones (those formed due to a blood or urinary imbalance) are much more common in cats than infection-based stones1. Your veterinarian will determine treatment based on the kind of stone and what itâs made of. Treatment of kidney stones in cats.