HomeoPet Leaks No More Homeopathic Medicine for Incontinence for Birds, Cats, Dogs & Small Pets, 450 drops

I was skeptical to say the least but thought I’d give it a try anyway. I have a senior (13 yr old) Yorkie who has recently started to have an incontinence issue. I started using these drops and within 2-3 days I saw a huge improvement. So happy I have found something that works, it is hard to kick a dog out of the bed after getting to cuddle and sleep with you her whole life. So happy the drops are working and hope they continue to. Been on them for about a week and so far so good!

I waited 6 months before giving this review so as to give an honest report. My female papillon which I welcomed into my home at 7weeks old, three weeks later after training, was ringing the doorbell to go outside. She was approaching 12 1/2 years old when she would occasionally have the inability to wake up in time to make it to the door to relieve herself. It got worse and a few trips to the vet with a script or two to take was not working. My otherwise healthy dog needed help and I was tired of mopping floors and washing bedding on a daily basis. I didn't like the scripts that the vet prescribed so I looked for a homeopathic answer. I found it after scrolling the Chewy website. It was in the long run THE solution for my pet. I followed the directions, and I could see a change in about 2 weeks. I started to decrease the amount as it said on the box, but her bladder was not ready. I went back to the full dosage and one week I would see improvement but the next week a set back. Because it was changing her, I kept trying to have faith in using it thinking she needed more time. It worked but here's how. Of course, I let her out when she rings the bell but during the day, I toilet her about every two hours whether she wants to go out or not. At night, I let her out before I go to bed and out when I get up to tinkle in the night myself. She gets the appropriate number of drops twice a day: an early snack and with her supper. Her frequent baths are over, my mopping is at the usual level and thereby got rid of the odor. She is not perfect but I'll take 90% success. I now use pads in her crate where she occasionally wets when she falls deep asleep. She has me trained well to respond to her frequent bell ringing because I do believe she really doesn't want to urinate in the house and doesn't like being soiled. At this age, every day with her is a gift and this product relieved a lot of the aggravation and tension for her and I. I wouldn't say it's perfect, but it is effective enough. I would say to try it and be patient and don't expect a miracle overnight but rather a compromise that works out for everyone.