K-Plus Potassium Citrate + Cranberry Granules for Dogs & Cats – Vet-Approved UTI & Bladder Health Support – Helps Maintain Urinary Balance & Kidney Function – Easy-to-Use Granules – 60 Doses

I have a 6 yr old dachshund that unfortunately makes calcium oxalate bladder stones. We combine the granules with Science Diet Chicken & Barley adult wet food + water in his bowl and he’s not producing stones any longer. It does make him urinate more frequently which is needed to flush his system from stones forming. As far as I can tell it is high quality and works as expected. And my picky dog must love the smell and taste of it because he has never turned it down.

I have a male dog who has had bladder issues most of his 12 years. This supplement helps control his urine output and keeps his bladder and kidneys healthy. He has been using it for years and I give him half the dose it calls for. I recommend this supplement to anyone with a pet who has bladder issues.

Her dog struggled with expensive, and emotionally wrenching, bladder crystal issues for years before she started incorporating this into her pet's diet. No issues for her companion since, and no issues for either of our two cats since, who've endured multiple prior blockages. Don't know whether or not this is true, but my Poindexter friend tells me that this product is quite similar to what's prescribed to many of her ped patients for similar problems. No idea whether this actually works either but it's WAY cheaper than the $7K in emergency vet hospital bills that we've incurred so far so I'm never going to stop using it. On "Doctor's Orders." Weird side benefit is that finicky Barely - the - Cat seems to like his food a lot more with this added. I don't think it's flavored so I don't really know what that's about. He's a little psycho but it's a real thing.

I have been using this for a long time. My dog has kidney stones and really works well just putting it in his food. I would give it a 5 star but the last 2 I have bought the scoop is at the bottom of the powder. You have to turn out all the powder to get to the scoop. It use to be in a little plastic bag which prevented that.

Apparently very tasty! My senior Tibetan Terrier has been enjoying this product for years, and kept her safe from stones…knock on wood! Appreciate the quick delivery despite blizzard conditions in New England.

Long hair male Chihuahua 8.5 years old, body weight today 10.5 lbs. I adopted my sisters dogs when she passed away over 3 years ago. At that time Taco Baby was obese with 12.5 lbs. after knee replacement in 2015. All diets and efforts places him between 9.5 and 10.5 lbs. no matter what I do. He started gaining weight after neuter . He is Brachycephalic and allergic to all vaccines and many household products. He drinks distilled water only. No table food! He is a natural born rebel!. Was on Hills Science diet since a puppy. Last November one day to the next, I noticed red spots in my floor, I knew was from him, bc the other chihuahua (not his brother) was wearing a diaper in order to save my expensive Persian rugs. Took him to the Vet immediately and X-rays showed big stones (Calcium Oxalate) inside his bladder and also some were blocking his Urethra. At that time his ph. was 6 which according to the Vet makes more easy to have that type of stones formed again. He had surgery the same day and remained at the Vet for 3 days, refused to eat trough the ordeal and went down to 9.5 lbs. He was placed on SO urinary diet since the other brand caused him to have painful gas and cholic which are very dangerous, and can kill the dog, due to turned intestine. It was on February when he was placed by the Vet in the K-plus supplement ounce per day 1 scoop. His urine was retested in May. Sadly, the test revealed the presence of crystals Calcium Oxalate. X-Ray and Ultrasound revealed that the crystals were very very small and between the food and the supplement, they are coming out in his urine (visible light powder in the urine). Of course, the presence of the tiny crystals causes inflammation of the bladder. He was placed on antibiotics for 2 weeks and the Vet increased the K-plus to 1scoop and a 1/4 ounce per day. Yesterday, after 2 weeks the urine test came negative: no crystals and the ph. went up to 7, the Vets said that ideal for the purpose of avoiding this specific type of stones is 7.5. He will have another urine test in one month. So, the product works by keeping the crystals like tiny particles, and the food by making him urinate more. All my research found the ounce a dog gets this crystals, very likely, they will keep coming back, but, by using this product, and keeping close medical care, I might avoid another surgery. There is no other preventive treatment for this type of stones, science doesn't know yet why they form.

My pup has to take potassium the rest of her life and this is half the price of the pills the Vet sells. I mix with a little water and feed it to her. She licks it right up.

My 15 year old terrier/ poodle had two bladder stone surgeries at a younger age. I've been using this on his meals for 6 years with no recurrence of stones. HOWEVER, the packaging is much worse than it used to be. They used to have a wide top and narrower bottom so scooping down to the last crystal was easy AND they packed the product inside a bag that could be pulled out. Now you have to dig through the powder to find the scoop. Other brands are easier to use. I would give 5 stars except the horrible packaging