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Description : Common crystals seen even in healthy patients include calcium oxalate, triple phosphate crystals and amorphous phosphates. The crystals shown above are typical triple phosphate crystals, found in feline and canine urine, and are classically described as rectangular coffin lid shape.
Urate crystals (commonly called brick stain by doctors) are a combination of calcium and urate, substances normally found in urine. Crystals of the substance often form, leaving a red-orange stain in your baby's diaper â which can be alarming for parents! Any baby can spill urate crystals, though it's more likely when a baby is dehydrated (or even just slightly dry) as the urine becomes more concentrated.