What is the Best Dog Food for Dog with Stones in the Bladder?

Consider a supplement to the food your feeding now.http://www.1800petmeds.com/Potassium+Citrate-prod10762.htmlAlso depends on the type, the above is for calcium stones.Also consider your dog's water source, sometimes it's just hard water, you can switch to distilled and make a big difference.

Feeding a food that is high in moisture will keep your dog's bladder flushed out. So make sure to provide plenty of water and if you are feeding a dry food try adding water to it to increase moisture. You can also feed canned foods which are higher in moisture then dry foods. Also make sure your dog always has access to go to the bathroom so he never has to hold it. Here is a video from a vet. She explains why prescription diets sometimes don't work and she says that a low carbohydrate diet is the best way to go. She recommends a homemade raw diet as it is naturally very low in carbohydrates.http://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2009/10/22/these-3-things-may-indicate-your-pet-has-a-bladder-problem.aspx

I would reccomend anything not too hard, it could upset the dog's stomach. Some soft dog food could help it, and eventually the rock would come out it's lower back. Also, some egg could help.

My dog had stones in the bladder. He had operation 1 year ago. Looks like his start develop stones again. Prescribed dog food does not work. Any suggestions?

I will always recommend Pro Plan. It has been the best food for my dogs. I've never found anything that has even come close (not even raw or homecooked).