VetriScience Bladder Strength Dog Tablets, 90 count

I adopted my border collie mix about 3 years ago from the animal shelter I work at. She was a stray that we had no information whatsoever on so we estimated her at the time to be around 3+ years old, according to her teeth, demeanor and being a high heartworm positive. About 6 months ago I started noticing her “leaking” randomly and licking a lot. Urinalysis showed no infection, no stones. We determined it was likely urinary incontinence which is normal for spayed females 5yr+. I decided to try her on these-what could it hurt?? After giving these to her for almost a month without seeing results I started to give up, but decided to at least stick it out until we finished the bottle. I’m so glad I adopted my border collie mix about 3 years ago from the animal shelter I work at. She was a stray that we had no information whatsoever on so we estimated her at the time to be around 3+ years old, according to her teeth, demeanor and being a high heartworm positive. About 6 months ago I started noticing her “leaking” randomly and licking a lot. Urinalysis showed no infection, no stones. We determined it was likely urinary incontinence which is normal for spayed females 5yr+. I decided to try her on these-what could it hurt?? After giving these to her for almost a month without seeing results I started to give up, but decided to at least stick it out until we finished the bottle. I’m so glad we did! She no longer “leaks” randomly *woohoo!!*. It did take getting through the entire first bottle (she gets 1.5 tablets a day) and starting on the second to see the full effects but the wait was worth it. My advice is to be patient and at least get through the first bottle before determining if it works for your dog or not. I’ll definitely continue buying this stuff! … more

My female dog has had problems either forgetting to completely empty her bladder or not able to, which results in sprinkling while running and playing in the house. I have had her on hormones for a couple years which worked but it’s very expensive and may not be good for her long term. I discontinued those and started giving her the Vetri Science Bladder strength. She has been on it for two weeks and it’s working!

Great product, I would really recommend using this first if you're dog is having incontinence issues first before putting on medication. I believe vitamin supplements are your first option.

Not much difference. Possibly need to order more. We've tried just about everything. Still waiting to see if it starts working.

My senior Great Pyrenees was having big leaking problems. After two weeks giving her almost 4 pills a day, I've seen no improvement at all. May be useful for a dog that just leaks a few drops and just started, but forget it if they are leaving puddles. Just doesn't work. I'll go another week, but I doubt it will make a bit of difference since I've seen absolutely no change from when I started.

My corgi mix was diagnosed with possible spay incontinence. I wanted something natural to treat her. She has made a complete turn around. I will be ordering this again and have already recommended it to so many people.

These have been amazing for my three year old girl with spay incontinence and these have worked wonders so far especially since these are all supplements. Took about 2 weeks to take full effect but no accidents in over 3 weeks and that's a first! Will update but so far a great product.

My sweet 8 yr old spayed pit, Selena started having a little leakage when she was sleeping. Poor thing had a couple accidents when we didn’t take her out quick enough. But since starting these natural supplements she has not had any accidents at all and her leakage after 6 weeks is almost completely gone. I have only noticed a tiny drop or two maybe twice a week in the night, and none at all while napping.

Our dogs needed a bladder supplement and this has been great for them. They eat up like it’s a treat!

She takes them with no problem at all and they seem to be helping her leakage problem.