Vet Classics Cranberry Comfort Urinary Tract Pet Supplement for Dogs, Cats – Maintains Dog Bladder Health, Cat Bladder Control – Pet Supplements for Incontinence – 3.5 Powder

Vet Classics Cranberry Comfort Urinary Tract Pet Supplement for Dogs, Cats – Maintains Dog Bladder Health, Cat Bladder Control – Pet Supplements for Incontinence – 3.5 Powder

• DOG SUPPLEMENT FOR URINARY TRACT HEALTH: Help support bladder control and health for dogs and cats with this pet health supplement that includes a blend of plant-based precursors to assist with incontinence support.
• PET SUPPLEMENTS FOR BLADDER SUPPORT: Support your dog’s urinary tract and bladder functions with Vet Classics’ Cranberry Comfort Urinary Tract Pet Supplement that is infused with cranberry, Echinacea, vitamin C, marshmallow root and grape root to encourage normal bladder control.
• SUPPORTS URINARY TRACT FUNCTIONS FOR DOGS, CATS: Pet health supplement for incontinence and urinary tract issues to support healthy bladder and urinary tract functions for dogs, especially senior animals.
• VETERINARIAN FORMULATED AND RECOMMENDED FORMULA: This bladder support supplement powder is infused with ingredients to keep the bladder inhospitable to bacteria while acidifying urine.
• PREMIUM PET SUPPLEMENTS: Since 1994, VetClassics has offered a high-quality line of pet health supplements developed by veterinarians and scientists to support care for dogs, cats and horses. Choose from an impressive collection of pet health supplements that address hip and joint support, cardiovascular care, liver and urinary support.

Helps maintain bladder control. 100 grams. Cranberry Comfort is for use in cats and dogs prone to maladies of the urogenital cystitis. Helps to support healthy urinary tract function. Per 1cc Scoop: *Cran-Max (Cranberry Extract) - 236 mg *Echinacea Purpurea - 118 mg *Vitamin C (Ester-C) - 79 mg *Oregon Grape Root - 39 mg *Marshmallow - 23 mg Dosage (Maintenance): Dogs/Cats 0 to 15 lbs: 1 Scoop Dogs 16 to 50 lbs: 1-1/2 Scoops Dogs 51 + lbs: 2 Scoops Give twice daily for one week, then twice weekly per your Veterinarian's recommendations.