Vet's Best Cat Urinary Supplement, Urinary Tract Support Chewable for Cats, Supports A Healthy Urinary Tract in Cats, 60 Chewable Tablets

I have been a cat owner for literally years and years! Never before have I had a cat that had a UTI. Our two year old cat got a very painful and messy UTI. It took my daughter noticing some behavioral differences in him before we realized he was having a serious problem. I'm disabled and on disability, so I'm not able to face a huge vet bill. My daughter and I looked on Amazon to see what natural medicines were out there. We looked at the reviews on each product as well. It was on a Friday, so we also knew that we wouldn't receive the medicine until the next week. We both decided on this product to order based on the contents of the medicine and the reviews. My daughter continued searching online for a possible home remedy until we received this medicine. She found a site where a lady gave her cat a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar in the water and soft food that her cat would eat and drink. So we followed that course to get our cat through the weekend. It didn't cure his UTI, but it did seem to help a little. We had to keep him in the bathroom so he would be near his water, food, and litter box. The horrible part was finding red spots on the floor, and in the bath tub, where our cat was urinating, meaning he had blood in his urine. We have two other cat's also, so we would leave them in at night time so they would have easy access to everything and keep our sick cat company as well. As soon as we received this medicine I immediately cut the tablet into four pieces and gave them to my cat. To my surprise he ate them right up! I was so relieved that we didn't have to add them to expensive soft food for him. We received the medicine on Monday and gave our cat two tablets, one in the afternoon and one before bed. We've continued giving him one tablet in the morning and one tablet in the evening. On Tuesday I allowed him to be on my bed, but my daughter and I would take him to the bathroom during the day so he'd eat, drink, and use his litter box. He was still crying out in pain and licking his privates. By Wednesday he was starting to play with our other two cats, but we were still taking him to the bathroom. By Thursday he was leaving my bed on his own and going to the bathroom where his food, water, and litter box were. Today is Friday, and he's playing, running around, and acting like his normal self. This medicine has saved us from an hour and a half trip one way to the vet, and a huge vet bill. It has cleared up our cat's UTI without antibiotics. I am so very grateful for this medicine! I believe it has saved our cat's life, and saved us a ton of money at the same time. I've also ordered a couple of books on natural remedies for cat's and dog's for future reference. I highly recommend this as an alternative way to cure a feline UTI!

I have 5 rescued cats and also had a Maltese Shih tzu mix that would shepherd the cats around. They looked up to that dog so much that they started to eat his puppy chow, and this sweet heart of a dog would let them. I tried to get them back on their cat food but one cat, RJ was hooked, then one night he started to act very strange, constantly drinking water wherever he would find it and seemed lethargic. Then he started flopping around unable to walk and was crying at the slightest touch. He actual went and hid out in the yard as if he was ready to die.We brought him to the vet, they said he had a urinary blockage and they got him a catheter and drip, he was there for 5 days. They sent him home, we changed his food to the urinary tract formula and he hated it. and in 3 months it happened again. He was back at the vet for a week and a half this time. Even in the vet he wasn't eating the urinary tract formula food and he isn't a fan of wet foods either. the vet was stumped on how stubborn he is.I scoured through Amazon as if it was Google and found this item. Now all 5 of my cats are on it and they love it. Its their treat. RJ is happy and healthy and is still not eating the urinary tract formula food so this will have to do.

I suggest, before you treat your pet, please have them seen by qualified Vet if they have ongoing UTI. UTI in a cat can be deadly and nothing to experiment with with products such as these. A cat can be in renal failure, bladder stones, crystals etc...My cat had struvite crystals and a complete blockage about 2 years ago which with the help of my vet, we cleared up changing his diet for the time being Royal Canin S/O. After my cat was diagnosed 2 months ago with stressed induced cystitis (diagnosed by vet), in combination with Feliway and Wellness Complete Health canned food, I am using this product as well. I was buying from a local pet store which sells this for $11 but am able to find cheaper online. The product seems to work very well and I am pleased. I give my cat (Jeter), 2 tablets daily, once in the morning and once at night. I don’t have to mix in the food, he eats it as is. However, the ability to crumble the tablets from bottle to bottle is a bit of a mystery. The first bottle I ever purchased, I was able to quarter it with my own fingers. The next bottle I received the tablet was hard like a rock and I had to use a rather large knife (butcher) to break it apart, on a towel actually banging on the knife to split it. The product is very good but I will give “four” stars due to the inconsistency of breaking the tablet apart.Someone also brought up a concern on some of the ingredients are not good for long term, which concerns me so “all natural” does not mean no side effects and to give liberally. I personally would not give more than 2 tablets daily. If you have to do this, please see your Vet. I think a better diet (high quality cat food), well hydrated cat should help an otherwise healthy cat. If your cat has struvite crystals, I would not depend on this product to cure this. Please see your vet and don’t “forum diagnose” your cat. Not everything is cured with a pill but again, a supplement can help an otherwise healthy cat.Cat's with UTI, stay away from dry cat food. That will be part of the battle won.

I have used this for 2 cats (1 current, 1 passed away years ago). It has been very helpful for both. And critically, both cats liked/like this. Other chewables they got tired of before the container ran out, but have never gotten tired of this. Just break them up and add them to the dry food, or just straight feed them to your cat. In fact, my other cat that doesnt need these insists he gets some too, so he always gets 1/4 chew.ps: these do not _look_ like something a cat would be interested in, but they do :)