Dog UTI Treatment - Bladder Control Chews - Dog Cranberry Supplement for Urinary Tract, Incontinence, Kidney Health - Cranberry D-Mannose Soft Treats for Healthy Bladder - Immune Support - All Breeds

I wanted to wait a while to make sure these worked. Here's what you need to know: My golden is 11, has a very sensitive tummy, and hates fruit/veggies. She only started having accidents in the last few months and it's been kind of random when they occur (usually when she's sleeping). Here's what I can tell you so far about these vitamins:- They seem to have good ingredients, nothing that I don't recognize or that would seem foreign to her diet, so that makes me feel good!- She's been accident-free for 4ish weeks now! It's hard to tell if her accidents have stopped because of this, but we're going to keep ordering these until something changes :)- She gets excited to eat these. They do have a fruity smell to them so I was worried about her reaction, but she clearly loves the taste of these (and my younger doggo is getting jealous...lol)- She is 65lbs, and even though the dosing says to work up to 6 vitamins a day, we kept her at what they recommend she start at (which was half, so 3). She also takes some hip/joint vitamins and we give her dental dust so we didn't want to put too much in her system -- especially with her sensitive stomach. But she seems to be doing great with this dose (3 in the morning with food) and, again, isn't having accidents right now so we won't be changing it unless something changes.- These are a bit pricey but they're SO much better than diapers or even vet bills/prescription meds which can tend to have some scary side effects/risks. If your pupper is starting to have accidents I recommend trying vitamins first too for these reasonsOverall I'd say that these are at least worth a shot :) In any case, I wish you and your pets the best of luck (and give them lots of pats on behalf of us dog lovers!)

I was excited to try the Vetrica Duck Flavor Bladder Control Chewables for my dog, and overall, I'm pleased with the product. The treats have a meaty aroma that's appealing, but I did notice a sharp, bitter smell from the cranberry that my dog can detect. While it's not her favorite treat, she's food-motivated, so she'll still eat them with only a little hesitation. The size of the chews is perfect - small and easy to administer. For my dog's weight class, I need to give her 6 chews, which is convenient. While she may not love the taste, I know they're good for her thanks to the high-quality ingredients and vet approval. That gives me peace of mind! As a pet owner, it's reassuring to know that these chews are formulated to support my dog's urinary tract health and bladder control. I appreciate the vet-formulated aspect of the product, which makes me confident in the effectiveness and safety of the chews. Overall, I'd recommend the Vetrica Duck Flavor Bladder Control Chewables to other dog owners who want a healthy, vet-approved treat for their furry friends. While the smell may not be the most appealing, the quality of the product make it a great choice.

My dog absolutely loves these.She scarfs down all her supplements and immediately looks for more.Even better than that, she has responded strongly and positively to these.I noticed an immediate reduction in bathroom trips for our older female Doberman, who suffers from frequent urinary irritation and infections.I would say these are an excellent choice as a urinary support supplement with some caveats...If you have a larger dog, the recommended daily dose dramatically changes how long a canister will last you.As you can see from the included pics, my 60 pound dog gets six chews a day, which drops this cannister of 130 supplements below a month's supply.Now, if it continues to work for me as well as it has been, that will still be well worth the investment.Art the same time, stop to consider the size of your pet or pets, simply to get a sense of what the investment will be for your unique situation.The other thing I could not find was where this was made.It is distributed through a company in Georgia, USA, but I could not locate any details about location of manufacturing.They also recommend you refrigerate these supplements after opening, which might not work for every household.In the end, I would give these very high marks on taste and how well my dog has responded to them.I would, however, recommend considering your situation when determining if the dosage and ingredients are the right fit for your animals.

I got this product for my dog who suffers from constant UTI infections. She seems to like the flavor /consistency of this product but unfortunately, she did suffer yet another UTI infection recently. It makes for a great little treat but other than that I cannot recommend these to treat or prevent the ailment.

We adopted our pup from a rescue. They said he was doggy door trained and house trained. Fast forward a week after getting him and I’ve spot cleaned almost the entirety of the house. He seems to lose some control of his bladder when he gets excited and then has constantly found a few spots in the house where he relieves himself. So we figured what do we have to lose. Beyond increasing the amount of time he spends in the yard and how often he goes out, we tried these treats. He will eat them just like that, no coaxing them or wrapping them in ham, he’ll just eat them right up. 3 times a day as per the description and as of yet we haven’t had any accidents. Does the chewable work? Probably. Is there a combination of factors that are helping? For sure!For the price and the potential benefits, it’s definitely worth trying. Hopefully we don’t have to continue purchasing these though.