Essential Pet Bladder Support for Dogs, Cranberry & Pumpkin Seed

My dog is almost 16 years old and has urine incontinence. He was dribbling urine even when he stood up from lying down. I gave this a try, twice a day with meals. After 3 weeks I see improvement- he no longer dribbles each time he stands up, which is a definite improvement. This really helps. Do not expect your pet to NOT have accidents at such an old age. Be thankful this product reduces the amount of accidents.

I was thinking this wasn't going to help. But I kept giving it to my Rat terrier and Corgi. After some time they pee in the house less last 2 nights not at all. So give this stuff time. It works

They help my dogs "leaking", he just doesn't like the taste so I had to crush up.

My Pug likes the taste. My Pug started having a problem with urine retention last year which eventually evolved into him not being able to walk so he now has to be catheterized daily. I put these into his daily regimen mainly to try and strengthen his bladder in hopes he would get better, but I'm still cathing at this point as his disease progressed HOWEVER he has not gotten any infections! Even though I cath him twice a day, he has not had to go back in for infections yet. I do think this product is helping and he NEVER leaks urine. We've been taking these for about 6 mos. now.

These tablets work wonders for my Great Dane but I really wish they were available in larger quantities. My Dane takes at least ten of these per day, five in the morning and five in the evening. A bottle obviously only lasts for nine days so I am constantly re-ordering. However, it is worth the effort because this is the only bladder supplement that she is willing to eat without coaxing and they are very beneficial. Before trying these, she suffered repeated bladder infections and has not had one since starting her on these.

Very hard, difficult to cut, snap or crush, even though it’s scored. I have to crush with a hammer before adding to dog food.

My breeder recommended I start my standard poodle on a bladder supplement to discourage incontinence after being spayed. She actually stopped excited peeing after about a month on these, which I didn’t expect at all. And she does not have spay incontinence after her spay three months ago. Whether that is luck or directly because of these supplements, I’m not sure. But I will keep her on these for the rest of her life.

I bought these for my labrador who has some urinary issues. After a while of giving her the recommended amount daily they seem to work well and she seemed more comfortable. She doesnt seem to mind the taste as she eats them without any fuss. I like to buy an extra supply just in case any problems come up later on.