Healthy Animals 4 Ever Urinary Support for Bladder and Kidneys for Cats - for Urinary Tract Infections & Renal Cleansing - Natural, Homeopathic, Non-GMO, Organic - Preservative & Chemical Free - 300ct

Small pill. My cat swallows it easily.

My cats are all older than 10 and I know that urinary issues are one of the big things that happen as they age. I have a cat who is 20 and has issues, and they have seemed to slow down a bit, but he still has problems. I have found that I have to break them up in his food for him to eat them. I initially started out by putting them whole in his wet food twice a day, and I noticed when he finished eating they were always left behind. Breaking them up has worked better, but I am not sure that it is helping all that much.

I got this product for my older kitty, who is prone to getting urinary tract infections. Only a few days after I started her on it, the infection that she had at the time cleared up, without having to put her on more antibiotics! It's a good value for your money, as the bottle is very full of the tablets. They are tiny, white round tablets, that are easily dissolved in water, or you can crush them and mix them into your cat's canned food for them to eat. My cat had no issues eating them in this manner, except that I used jarred meat baby food, which she loves as a treat.

No vi la eficiencia, no me gusto.

These are the same EXACT ingredients and strength if you use them for cats or dogs. The MFR has marketed this separately to owners because they are easily confused....... Buy whichever bottle is cheaper, cat or dog. When I selected them, the cat version was less so that is what I have.My dogs have no issue taking these, I put it in their water bowl. The bottle is tiny, but the pills are too and it is filled to the brim! My dogs are getting older and I wanted to prevent kidney/bladder issues if I could so I thought that I would give these a try. The current bladder issues one of my dogs has is, IMO, because of spite. LOL.

My cat has some chronic kidney and bladder problems, so I give her supplements which have helped. I am always looking for anything that could be added to her regimen. What I use comes as either liquid, which is the easiest to administer, or powders, which can be added to wet food. This one is small tablets. The cat won't eat them, nor does she touch them in her dry food. The only way to administer these is if I crush them into a powder with a mortar and pestle, and the mix it with her wet food or add to her water. This is inconvenient.I don't know whether the product is effective since I have not used homeopathic medicine myself, but I have general familiarity with it. After some research on the ingredients, I found that they are commonly used for the treatment of urinary and kidney problems in homeopathic medicine, but their effectiveness is not objectively established and is mostly by tradition. That leaves me with doubts about how well the product works. If in a few months of use, I find the result to be extra-ordinary or at least noteworthy, I will update my review and re-assess the stars.

Been using these a few days because my cats are constantly getting urinary infections. I wanted to see if these work. I am not sure yet if these are helping but the cats don't seem to mind them. I do have to crush them up in food r they will eat around them. However they are super small so not much of a struggle probably if you had to give them via mouth without food.

I definitely suggest you get these small little pills and dissolve them first if you're giving them to a cat. I've tried mixing it in with their food but it tends to be left behind after they're finished. They're easy to dissolve in a small cup with about a teaspoon of water and then I mix it in with their soft food and it seems to go down a lot easier. I will definitely continue giving them this mainly because one of my cats is 20 years old, and with all the issues that cats tend to have with kidney issues, I want to make sure she's around for as long as possible.