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Kidney Stones in Dogs: What You Need to Know. Kidney stones form in dogs for a few different reasons. The different causes ultimately predict which type of nephro (kidney) + lith (stone) is most likely to form. And the type of stone affects what treatments might help. Dogs with small kidney stones really may show no signs at all.
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.