NUSENTIA UTRIN - Urinary Support for Cats & Dogs - Dual-Action Cranberry & D-Mannose - for Natural Bladder Health, Incontinence, and Recurring UTI, 60 Servings

We got this as a food additive for our two young (~1 yr) cats as a prophylactic. They love the flavor. We just add a few scoops to dry food and shake well to coat. We were happy with it but didn’t know how it might do with an animal that already was having issues. A friend has an about 2 yo dachshund and mentioned he wasn’t feeling well and hadn’t been peeing as often as usual. We gave her some and encountered her two weeks later. She said the improvement was incredible. (Should not be used as a substitute for proper veterinary care and a cranberry supplement had already been suggested for this dog) As a bonus, it lasts for months if you’re just costing dry food with a few scoops at a time

My cat was crying wit a UTI I bought this stuff (researched the ingredients online first). Gave it to my cat. The infection cleared right up. Now I mix some in her wet food every morning, I stir it up really well. YOU WILL NOT BELIEVE THIS: I was lazy this morning, I left out the UTRIN. My cat kept fussing and crying although I had given her her wet food. She Wouldn't eat it. So, I mixed some UTRIN in it. She gobbled it up, and stopped crying. NO LIE. There is nothing in there that's harmful. (Little secret: I even took some.). It has liver powder in it for cat flavor. I guess that with little bit of cranberry is a treat to her????

I got this for a cat and a dog with bladder problems. The powder is easy to give to my dog, but the cat hates the taste. I won't blame the powder, but my picky cat. So far, I have to give this twice a day for it to be effective. It seems to be working better for my dog than my cat, who has an "emotional bladder." I use a similar product myself so I know it works. I just need to give it more time with my cat.

It’s helpful for my cat

Package was expired and the powder was brown. Not like what I usually get.