Cranberry Bladder Bites

When my dog was in heat, she smelled horrible and was peeing a little bit everywhere. I started giving her one of these each day. They’re soft and chewy, and she loves them. She is excited to have them each night before bed. The smell went away and she stopped the accidents. When I ran out briefly, she started doing it again, so I always keep them on hand now. For reference, she is a golden retriever, about 50 lbs. Don’t let her smooshy face fool you, she’s very happy with them!

Juju is 11 years old, 5.5-6 lbs, and two years ago she had a UTI that resulted in a bladder filled with Struvite stones (not crystals, stones). She's been on Royal Canin's Urinary SO diet for about 4 months now and recently she got another UTI. I suspect it's because the centers of Struvite stones contain the bacteria that causes the UTI, so when the stones begin to dissolve, the bacteria releases and causes another UTI. She is house trained but makes frequent and consistent accidents in the house. Recently, I found blood in her pee. I just got this product in the mail today and she seems to like it (Chicken flavor). But because it's so soft, she had some difficulty eating it. I will do an update on when her UTI conditions improve. I will also do an update on whether this helped the stones dissolve or not. UPDATE (11/14/21) These vitamins are very effective. Because she is so small, I was able to cut them in half and give her half a vitamin each day. Since putting her on this diet regimen, she hasn’t had a single accident in the house and hasn’t had another UTI. It’s been 6 months and she’s been more active, takes way less time to pee now, and I am a very happy dog mom. The biggest thing is, I could feel her bladder was fully impacted with stones before. Now, I can’t feel them at ALL. I’m not saying this would work for every dog because I’m no expert. But I’m surprised it worked for mine, especially since my vet kept drilling into my mind that she would need surgery and that this diet wouldn’t work. Overall, I’m very satisfied and relieved that I didn’t listen to my vet. I know my bank account is too.

This product is amazing. It treated my dog's UTI and she's like new now. I would recommend this to anyone who's dog is having UTI issues. It's affordable and works perfectly. The bites are a fair size and cut down easily. Gigi is picky, but will eat them with a little coaxing. You could also spread them into a meal easily. The vet said my female beagle Gigi has crystals in her urine which gives her a UTI infection and she needed a diet change to make her urine acidic. The vet sold me some canned food, but the UTI returned quickly for reasons not known. Maybe the vet should have given us more antibiotics. So 3 weeks to the day the UTI returned. She was crying when she moved and her back legs were extremely sensitive. I didn't want to bring her back to vet and plunk down another $150 then have her become ill again. I ordered these and gave them a shot. She was mildly better the 1st day she took them and improved the next 2 days. By day 4 she had no more issues with the UTI. It was completely worth it to buy these for her. Every situation is different, but I'd at least try a cranberry supplement. The vet also offered surgery to remove crystals and stones and Gigi would have to remain on the acidic diet foods after the surgery. It would have been a huge mistake to get the surgery in this case. I'm thankful I gave this a shot before returning to the vet again. I just felt like I'd be back at the vet over and over without one complete solution. Again, every situation is different, but I'd at least try a cranberry supplement.

I really like this product. Well, my dog does. She is 16 and has Cushing's disease as well as the beginning of doggy dementia. The Cushing's had caused chronic UTIs. I got these cranberry bites for her, as well as the turmeric bites and the multi vitamin. To her they are treats. I have only been using these for a short time but they seem to make her happy. We have not had any UTI issues since. I also love that they are healthy for her. I'm big on all things natural and holistic. We are treating her Cushing's and dementia via holistics. I love the turmeric bites for her weak hind legs and the multivitamin addresses many of the other issues. I feel good about giving these to her. I will absolutely be buying these as well as the turmeric and multivitamin again. I may have become a bit obsessed though. I'm looking at all the other products and there are a few more I'd like to add. If I'm going to give my dogs treats, I may as well give them something super beneficial. Even my other tiny picky Chihuahua loves these. Now that I've found this company, I'll be a loyal customer. My dogs mean the world to me and I want the best for them. I'm really glad I decided to give this a try. You should too. Really helpful in keeping UTIs at Bay.

Our 14 year old dog seems to easily get urinary tract infections. We have brought her to the vet and they couldn't figure out why she was prone to them and I worried about putting her on antibiotics so often. We decided to give these supplements a try and they seem to be helping a lot. She had been having frequent accidents in the house but since we started her on these it is much more rare for her to have an accident. She loves how they taste and gobbles them right up!

When my Shiba Inu turned 10, she started having issues with very frequent, persistent UTIs. She would do okay while on antibiotics, but within days of finishing the course, she would have issues again. Around the time the UTIs started she also had her annual checkup, and her bloodwork showed some warning signs of kidney disease. I adjusted her diet accordingly, but every few months when we would check her levels, they would be slightly elevated from the previous results. The diet seemed to be slowing any progression toward kidney disease, but her UTIs were relentless. She needed to go outside so frequently, we finally just bought an indoor potty pad, as well as put potty training pads at each door. By morning, they'd all be used. When she started yet another round of antibiotics, her vet recommended some ingredients to look for, and I rushed to find something I could give her immediately after we were done with these antibiotics. I came across these and decided to give them a try for several reasons -- 1) They had the highest dose of the ingredients the vet recommended, and 2) They were by far the most reasonably priced product I came across. The day after her antibiotic course ended, I started giving her one of these per day. That was /at least/ a year ago, and she hasn't had a UTI since. Her schedule is back on track with no late night outings, and though we keep the indoor potty pad, she hasn't used it. While her kidney levels haven't decreased, they've remained stable with no significant increase. As a bonus, I'm convinced she's the pickiest eater on the planet, but she absolutely loves both flavors available and she thinks it's just a daily treat. I absolutely LOVE this product and the results I've seen with it; there's no way I'll stop use anytime soon.

I got these because my friend highly suggested them for my dog. They did not work for her but still a great value and my friend got a free gift lol

It’s always hard to say how effective a supplement is. This is especially true when giving them to our little companions who cannot tell us how they feel. I’ve been giving these for quite a while, multiple jars worth, to both of our dogs. They both enjoy them and take them easily. We have a nearly 17-year-old dachshund mix who is facing many of the normal age related challenges that all dogs face, including some issues with inside accidents. Over the past few months, we’ve noticed that urine related accidents have almost stopped. I can’t say that these are the main reason because there are so many variables, but I would imagine that they have helped. I definitely see no cause to stop them and I’m happy for anything that improves the quality of life of our pups.

I'd been using Naturvet Bladder Support, but it started to become 'unvailable' in OZ, so I looked for an alternative and decided to try Zesty Paws. My great Dane seems to have taken to it and it is working quite well with her incontinence. A bit on the pricier side, but there's little choice at the moment. Will buy again.

I thought I'd give these a try as I had already used a different brand. The chews are easy to crumble onto food (as my dog is super fussy) however after a couple of weeks I can't categorily say they are helping. In saying that, there is no harm in giving these to your dog as a maintenance addition to their diet.