Pet Health Solutions 3PACK Cranberry DMannose Urinary Tract Support (180 Tablets)

My small cocker had recurrent utis, strong oily urine, frequent urinating in home. Of course no carpets. Totally worth the love. I did try different food for him.Vets repeatedly recommended expensive and (imo) unhealthy Hill's prescription food. They said he has a large amount of struvite crystals in urine. I did much internet research and decided to try this. I give him one each day although he is only 25 lbs. He remains uti free and only occasionally pees in house. (More of marking issue, we have another bigger male.) When I have put another in charge of meals and they have forgotten to give daily, all the symptoms return. (That's how I knew they forgot.) This has happened on a few occasions. These have been proven to me to be the perfect solution. Unfortunately, he doesn't like to chew these but they are easy to crush and put in 2 tblsps. of milk.This saves a lot of money in vet bills and keeps my boy healthy. I recommend it to everyone whose dog has any kind of urinary issue including bladder stones. It certainly won't hurt :)

I have been giving one of my pugs who had recurring UTI issues these tablets for over a year. Her UTI issues were due to her physical configuration, and had to be surgically repaired (long difficult story), but I continue to give her these cranberry tabs as a general support and preventative measure for UTI issues. I cannot say, scientifically or medically, if the cranberry tablets have helped, but I did do quite a bit of research on this and am convinced this is a good and reasonable measure to take to keep her urinary tract healthy and make it less likely that any bacteria will hang around and cause problems. A big plus is that these tabs are pretty tasty and she thinks they are a treat -- and she is a very very picky eater, so that's a strong vote for their appeal.I would recommend these to anyone who wants to keep their dog's UTI issues at bay. Cranberry tabs are not necessarily a cure for UTI issues, but are a strong way to support a healthy urinary tract. Recommended.

I have a 16 year old little white Schnauzer who is truly enjoying his senior years but has had a history of bladder crystals. With that being said, my vet keeps an real eye on the PH of his urine. This product helps to maintane a healthy PH balance because I have seen it first hand. I ran out for a few months and when we tested his urine it was very low. I began 1 two times a day and retested his urine a week later with perfect results. I also give Oliver a glucosamine supplement for his arthritis which is not good for dogs with a history of bladder trouble so the D-mannose/Cranberry helps to protect him from this as well. He gobbles it right up every morning!!!!

I bought this as a preventive for my dog,Gracie.I know that as some female dogs get older they will sometimes have problems with urinary tract infections.And it can be very expensive to have to take Gracie to the Vet to get it treated.I am going to buy this again,and will continue to buy it for Gracie.I found it easy to break up and put in her food and did not find it a problem to do it everyday.It is now part of my routine in feeding Gracie.

When I saw the size of the tablet I was so nervous that it was going to be a pain in the butt to feed that to my cat. She LOVES the treat. Makes giving her the help for her UTI issue so much easier. Also, been noticeably effective at stopping the behavioral issues do to the infections. When she gets one she will pee any where and everywhere multiple times a day. Since I received these she hasn't peed once out of the litter box. ITS WONDERFUL!

My dog is prone to frequent UTI's, and since starting this product, she hasn't had any...but that could be a combination of the high-dose antibiotic that she received prior to starting the cranberry therapy. As far as the pill goes, my dog loves it, and there are no issues with her taking it. Just throw it in the dish with her food and it's down the hatch.

Just what my cat needed to finish getting rid of a UTI. He initially went to the vet's for crystals in the bladder and a plugged urethra and was catheterized, likely causing the infection. An allergic reaction to antibiotics forced me to take him off those, and the infection persisted until I dosed him with this product. The pills are large, dog-sized, so you have to chop them up into powder to mix in the food. Next time I'll just look for a powder to start with.

Supposedly this product walls off E. Coli and allows it to be flushed away with the urine, otherwise there is a mechanism that E. Coli possesses that allows it to adhere inside the bladder. I administered this in conjunction with the antibiotic Baytril to augment the entire treatment.The product arrived as promised and so far the UTI has been effectively treated.