Rx Vitamins Phos-Bind Phosphate Binder for Cats and Dogs - 35g

Since adding this to my senior dog's prescription k/d formula, the excessive water drinking has stopped and kidney level stabilized, although has not gotten better. Vet says if it stays at current level, it would be fine. 1 bottle lasted almost 3 months using 1 scoop per meal since my dog is 10 lbs. Im also adding green mussel powder to his food in hopes of getting his hind legs better mobility and strength. Will see if the combination of phos binder, eliminating meat protein, hills science k/d formula with steamed veggies, fish or egg whites for protein and green lipped mussels powder will delay his declining age-related symptoms. I didnt know my dog's true age because he was a rescue and only recently found out that he was nearing his years once he started showing neurological symptoms and falling down a lot. He seems to be better alert, great appetite, attempts to walk around a little more and has no more accidents in the house so i think the combination of everything is doing him good. I would def recommend adding this to your dog's meal if kidney functions are an issue. If sprinkling on dry food doesnt work for your dog, mix it into canned food and then pour over dry food and then the dog wont notice.

It is doing what it is supposed to do and keeping my dog from getting worse. It is very fine powder that you have to be careful when scooping as the powder can fly over the top of the jar. But easy to scoop into the dog's food, and it just disappears when I add water to his food. Does not appear to have any taste to it as it has not made his question his food.

Perfect for dogs w/ Kidney disease!! This Phos-Bind powder has been a Life saver for my son's 78 lb Blue Pit, Smoke, w/ kidney disease!!

Unfortunately, I needed to find a different binder for my senior CKD cat on the fly. The other binder I was using was not doing as well as it should have so my ER vet introduced me to a different phosphorous binder. This is very concentrated fine powder and if you are off by one smidgen you cat will not eat it. Honestly, if you are going to use this binder, I would advise you to buy a good gram scale and weight it out according to your vet instructions per meal. I measured it out on a scale and mixed it into her food but I had to add extra topper to help mask the taste. This small jar will go a very long way, so don't buy a larger size until you KNOW your cat will accept it. Please keep this in a dry and dark place and monitor your cat's intake of fluid. I hope this is not too late for your cat as you explore more ways for CKD management.

Gave it to my renal cat because he decided he no longer liked his food. Thought I'd put some Salmon pate on it and he loved that but it isn't a renal food so thought this would offset the regular food. He got an upset stomach at half the dose and refused to eat for 2 days. so, I quit doing it.