Vet's Best Urinary Tract Support Cat Supplement, 60 count

One of my cats (female) has been getting UTIs off and on for the last 4 years or so. In the past, vets have recommended dietary changes and weight loss for her. She would still get them, so I decided to see if adding a supplement would help. When I first received these, and saw how big the tablets were, I didn’t think my cat would ever let me give them to her. They are pretty big for a cat, but they break easily. So I break 1 chew tablet up into 4-6 pieces and just scatter them in her dry food, she eats them right up. Have seen a decrease in blood tinged urine, and less frequent urination as well. Very pleased.

I found this supplement after sime research of herbs and such to help cat urinary health since i have a couple males that cost a pretty penny with blockages. I was giving them a liquid in their food, but it doesn't seem to be available now. This supplement has everything I discovered in my research that is recommended for cat urinary tract health. I celebrated the moment I found this because I didn't have to search down and try to mix all the stuff myself. I haven't seen another blockage in these cats since i started giving them supplements, switched them to canned foods and added lots of water to it. The urinary specialist told me it was more a matter of them getting plenty of water I found this supplement after sime research of herbs and such to help cat urinary health since i have a couple males that cost a pretty penny with blockages. I was giving them a liquid in their food, but it doesn't seem to be available now. This supplement has everything I discovered in my research that is recommended for cat urinary tract health. I celebrated the moment I found this because I didn't have to search down and try to mix all the stuff myself. I haven't seen another blockage in these cats since i started giving them supplements, switched them to canned foods and added lots of water to it. The urinary specialist told me it was more a matter of them getting plenty of water than anything. … more

My little one had a severe UTI :-( . by the third round of antibiotics I started giving him this supplement. Very easy to give, he eats it very well with meals or as treats. He is going pee well now. I do not know if the supplement help or if it was the antibiotic but my gut tells me that it did helped him. I about to finish the first bottle and I just ordered more.

My baby boy had to have emergency surgery as he got crystals. Vet said to keep him on royal cain for the rest of his life. Cost too much and read a lot of things up about royal cain. So my boy now is on wet food friskies but has one tablet everyday for almost a year now and hes back to being my happy playful go fetch your toy and so much more energetic. My female just got crystals too but she was still eating dry food but now on wet food and the tablets too and ive got two very happy kitties. Id recommend these tablets and will continue using them.

My 13 year old picky cat will eat these and thinks she is getting a treat. I have noticed she is feeling better and her urine odder has gone back to normal.

This product sounded good, but my cat won't have anything to do with them. I donated them to the shelter.

Excellent natural remedy for cat urinary tract health. Helped my Skittles clear up an infection. Use caution with all meds even natural ones, I cut the tablet into quarters and crushed up a quarter of a tablet, added 1 teaspoon water in baby syringe and fed it to him twice a day for 2 weeks, problem cleared up, Praise God!

This was not good for my cat. It bothered his stomach and he had to use the bathroom constantly. He had soft stools. I was only giving him half a tablet. The herbs in the tablet are diuretics.

First time trying it and it was amazing, my female cat loved it and it helped her so much.

Both of my cats love this stuff. When I open the bottle up in the morning they go crazy! I give my male cat who has urinary tract issues 1/2 pill each day and he seems to be doing just fine. He also eats only wet food with maybe half a dozen kibble (so he doesn't feel left out). I give my female cat 1/4 pill each day because she insists on having some and her appetite has even improved (why I am not sure). She eats both wet and dry, but I am trying to wean her away from the dry. The tablets are easy to break and neither cat has any trouble chewing, as they can be crumbled fairly easy.