🐾 PalaTech Cranberry Plus Chewable Tablets (60 tabs): Superior Urinary Support for Pets Review

My golden retriever is diabetic and she often burns our grass with her urine. My vet only recommended this bladder supplement to her because she is diabetic. One thing I want to point out is that it no longer burns our weed. Our friend had a problem with a dog burning grass. I told her about Cranberry Plus and she tried it on her dog. No more burned grass. I just put the tablet in my dog's dry food and she swallows it like a treat.

Read Good Reviews, Check Online Results; My 10 lb cat appeared to have both a UTI and constipation (not good for humans, definitely not for your pet). Cut a softgel in half (it will soften and be easier to cut if left out of the bottle) and blend into your wet food. She must have been delicious because she ate all the food (and the tab). She returned to normal two days later. I let it run for 3 more days to be on the safe side. It worked and I recommend it. Good price and fast shipping from…

Edited: I removed one star because a month ago they were 11.25 and now they are 15.99. That was one of the reasons I praised the product. Really disappointed. Original Review: My dog used to have a lot of UTIs and we were all about Crananadins not the price. It's pretty much the same, and it also contains North American cranberries. She's been on them for about 3 months and still no UTIs. If you are looking for an alternative to Cranadine. That's great!

There is a dog who gets a urinary tract infection every few months. The vet said it's because she has a covered vulva. Started with cranidin (sp?), but it's very expensive if you have a large breed dog. So I looked for alternatives and read a lot of reviews. I love the ingredients and the amount of cranberry extract in one pill was more than a dose of cranidinin. Bonus! We haven't had a UTI in over three months so I'm a happy backpacker. Also started giving them to my dog who takes prednisone…

My Miniature Poodle developed bladder stones and had to have surgery to remove them. A few thousand dollars later, the only advice the vet could give me was to put her on the Rx diet (which she hated!) for the rest of her life. A few months after getting that expensive meal, she started having symptoms of bladder problems again. I tested her urine and found crystals in her suggesting she will have more stones. I switched vets and he prescribed me these pills and since then my daughter has had…

5 stars Amazing stuff so glad I found it. My labrador puppy had recurring urinary tract infections for some reason during the first 6 months. Numerous visits to the vet for treatment and examination failed to determine the cause of the recurrent UTI. Rather than subjecting my little girl to more antibiotics and painful bladder and blood tests, I ordered these cranberry pills and after a few days saw positive results and eventually the infection cleared up. I reduced her dose from 2 pills a day…

I bought these tablets to give to my Cocker Spaniel. She actually had multiple urinary tract infections and I had to take her to the vet. She always got antibiotics and the infection went away. She only had a few infections before I decided to try those cranberry pills. She hasn't had to go to the vet since I gave her this. It's a tablet that's a little smaller than a nickel. Sometimes when I have to give her pills I hide them in a piece of cheese or something. Not that, she likes the taste and

I don't really believe in additives, human or animal. But they work to prevent urinary tract infections in my collie. She was there once every two or three years. Last time, the vet said that because of the infection and the crystals in her urine, she would need to eat prescription food for the rest of her life. She didn't like the food and it wasn't very nutritious. After some Googling, I found that Whole Dog Journal — one of the few pet health publications I trust — recommended trying…

Short summary. My cat Jasper had no UTIs or struvite crystals. After taking the usual dose for 8 weeks, he developed a minor urinary tract infection and had no crystals in his urine. I doubled the dose, switched to wet food just to flush my bladder, and used prebiotics and probiotics. The infection cleared without antibiotics and the pH dropped (struvite crystals, which can cause a life-threatening blockage, dissolve in the lower pH). My cat Jasper has had chronic problems with UTIs for years…