Natura Petz Organics Break It Up! Herbal Medicine for Stone Breaking for Cats, 150 count

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  • Uses plants to break up stones and prevent future stones.
  • Aids in limiting stone formation while blocking cellular irregularity in the bladder and kidneys.
  • Affects and improves the urinary and biliary tract with anti-spasmodic, muscle relaxing plants.
  • Ideal with animals at risk of calcium oxalate stones and those suffering from UTIs.
  • Helps in normalizing liver enzyme levels and reducing uric acid.

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Questions & Answers

3 Customer Questions


how can you tell if the stones are broken down

Answer by ChewyApr 12, 2022
There is no “magic” timeframe of use, however, if it is the first stone cycle and a small breed animal, then 3 months is generally an appropriate time of use. If it is not the first stone cycle, then the time frame of use is 4-6 months. If it’s a large breed, then 4-6 months is the norm for the first cycle, and generally, even if it’s a second cycle or more, usually a 6 month period of use is sufficient. Generally symptoms are a strong indicator of how the pet is responding. Crying, yelping, straining, inability to void (this could be a medical emergency referred to as urethral blockage), little to no urine emitted anxiety, pacing, panting, etc. are all symptoms of stones and/or urinary inflammation and infection. If the pet is displaying any of these signs, and after 3-6 months use, they return, that indicates more time is needed, but it is usually rare. Always consult with your veterinarian for best results.

Does this work on calcium oxalate stones in cats and are there any precautions or conditions it should not be used in?

Answer by ChewyJul 16, 2025
The types of stones, gravel, crystals and grain that are managed gently yet effectively may include calcium oxalate, struvite, uric acid, cystine, calcium phosphate, silica and xanthine stones. This supplement is contraindicated for pets that are pregnant, nursing, hypotensive, diabetic, on blood thinners or diuretics, without Vet supervision. Possibly contraindicated for pets with allergies to eggplant, a night shade plant. Strongly anti-microbial.

is this a chewable tablet or a capsule u can put on the food

Answer by ChewyJan 17, 2022
This supplement comes in a capsule form.
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2 Customer Reviews



Always consult a veterinarian about your pet’s health needs. Customer reviews should not be used as medical advice.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Pat on Sep 29, 2025

IT WORKS!

He had some crystals in his bladder but no stones or blockage. New vet wanted to do expensive surgery, because he thought I was stupid and would pay $5000. Called

He had some crystals in his bladder but no stones or blockage. New vet wanted to do expensive surgery, because he thought I was stupid and would pay $5000. Called my old vet back home and she recommended this, since he was not suffering a blockage. He takes one every day, along with a probiotic, and has never once developed a stone or a blockage. I also found a new vet that cares about my cats not only about making money.


Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Malika on Aug 6, 2025

Needs time to determine

Can't really tell you how it's working. It's a capsule I have to open up to mix in with this food. But whether it works or not, won't know for a few months until

Can't really tell you how it's working. It's a capsule I have to open up to mix in with this food. But whether it works or not, won't know for a few months until we go back to the vet and have some tests done. Fingers crossed