🐾 Phos-Bind 35 gm Powder by Rx Vitamins For Pets - Best for Pet Health and Wellness Review

I've been using this stuff for a long time, I've finished my third bottle and will be ordering another one. I recently tried another brand because I saw reviews for them (they were actually 3 different products so they were expensive) and my cats hated it. I'll get back to that in a moment. My only guess is that this one is rather tasteless.

I've been giving this to my cat for over a year now. When he was diagnosed with kidney disease, he was very close to death. He started drinking daily, prescribed diet and phosbind. Together, this helped lower his kidney counts. I sprinkle a little over his food at every meal, he doesn't seem to notice so I doubt he has any taste or smell. I would recommend. I think it helps, but don't expect this alone to save your cat.

My old kitten has kidney failure and I put a small amount of this in a teaspoon of his food several times a day before full feeding. He's feeling a lot better. The vet wanted to put him to sleep, but after that suggestion he is already a year old. I'm glad I didn't listen to him. Odorless and tasteless white granular powder. I mix it with a small amount of food and gravy from its wet food. It works out! I also add some Dr. Andrew Jones Probiotic Powder for Cats because he loves it, but…

Mainly; Kidney health will never improve with CKD, so the best we can do is keep it healthy. Take a large mortar and pestle to save a lot of mixing time. The aluminum hydroxide needs to be ground into the wet food to better mask it along with the added potassium. I use the Liquid-Vet Cat Kidney/Bladder formula. Crush it in a mortar and your cat won't notice right away. You may vomit the first time, but not later. To get more water into my cat's body, I spoon this mixture into 1 can of strained…

My elderly cat has kidney disease. I try to keep him as healthy as possible but also happy. I gave up prescription diet foods, he hated everything and felt miserable. He has always been very picky about food. The vet advised me to buy a liquid phosphorus binder at the city pharmacy. Cumming in his mouth wasn't fun. He found out very quickly, and then he just spat that minty liquid all over the floor and cabinets! Then I went looking for aluminum hydroxide powder, which seems to be cheap to buy…