Pet Science Urinary Care for Dogs, Supports Healthy Urinary Tract and Immune System (60 Soft Chews)

These were bought as a replacement for another make of Bladder support tablets for my greyhound.She originally had a bladder infection about 12 months ago so I decided that prevention is better than the cure.These particular tablets seem very appealing to my dog, who willingly eats them as 'treats'. She takes 2 a day.So far all is well.The price is reasonable compared with many on the market, I buy them with the subscribe and save option.

Dog didn’t like the taste

Our crazy old Staffy (she's 17!) has a very odd and strangely seasonal problem with urine infections. Basically as the Summer months fade away and we go into Autumn and Winter, she loses all interest in drinking water. It's nuts, and despite trying to encourage her with juice flavours and whatnot, she completely stops drinking and we have a vets bill to look forward to as she develops an infection. She can be like this even in the Summer months, if it's not particularly warm. I decided to give these a go and see if they can offer any help in the long term. I've started them now with a view to continuing to use them over the next few months, so I will update the review with further findings in a few months time. She does really go for these as treats and we definitely think they are a brilliant way to administer medicine to dogs. She's never once turned them down or coughed them up. So far this year we haven't had any problems with her pee, so all good. Worth a punt I think, but the real test for our crazy old Staffy is yet to come. I'll be back around December/January with an update, as typically that is when she really gets the problem.

Really helped my dog so so much thank you

Dog ate these without any issue. Got through the whole tub as directed but still her urine burns that grass.

Brilliant

My dog recently was diagnosed with crystals in her urine. Our vet put her on antibiotics but I wanted something more to prevent this happening in the future (she had UTI before). I've done my research and these chews seemed quite a good option - especially that they are in a form of a chew and they contain echinacea and cranberry. Two very good ingredients in UTI problems and for keeping a good flora within the urinary tract.I always struggle to give any meds to one of my dogs and this happened to be the one with UTI. However, I don't know what it is that makes them so delicious (they do not have any meaty smell at all) but she just wolfs them down!Chews are quite chunky and on a softer side, I kind of use them as a treat so bonus round for when she does her obedience training.The way we found out about her UTI was due to her wetting her bed at night. This was reduced by antibiotics but we definitely saw more of a progress after the chews. I can't wait to get her urine tested again to see how we are doing.

I got these as my dog Willow, who is 15, has issues with wetting herself at times. I thought these would assist in solving her problem. It's not all the time, and she's been vet checked. I have no reason to suspect that they won't help, but the only thing is, she hates the taste! Even feeding her with a fork and crumbling the supplement cubes onto her food, she will spit the food out. It's really difficult to get her take them so for that reason I don't think it's something for us. Other dogs may wolf them down, and if so, I can confirm that they come in a cube and are soft and chewy, and easy to crumble if you want to put on food. My dog's a fussy so and so!