Nature + Urinary Care for Dogs 60 Soft Chews

Urinary Care for Dogs comes as Soft Chews in a pot of 60.

They have added Echinacea and Cranberry which both help in maintaining a healthy urinary tract in dogs. They also can support optimal bladder function.

For dogs from 12 weeks of age.

Urinary Care for Dogs Soft Chews Aids Urinary Tract Distress.

This painful condition can affect both dogs and cats. Conventional treatment can range from antibiotics to surgery. While conventional approaches may treat the symptoms, they rarely address the causes and so recurrences can be common.

Broadreach Nature’s Urinary Care for Dogs has many natural benefits:

• Helps to normalise a pet’s urinary tract health.
• Contains Echinacea, which is believed to stimulate the immune system.
• Safe for use as a maintenance urinary support supplement.
• Vitamin C is a natural antioxidant; alters the pH of urine making it less hospitable to bacteria.
• Cranberry extract may help to minimise bacterial colonisation of the bladder mucosa making the bladder lining inhospitable to
  bacteria.

Give recommended amount twice daily for one to three weeks. Then no more than twice weekly as a maintenance or per your veterinarian’s recommendation.

Store in a cool, dry place. Fresh drinking water should always be available.

Urinary care soft chews feeding guide:

Small Dogs up to 6kg : 1 soft chew daily (3g).

Medium Dogs, 7 - 22kg : 1-2 soft chews daily.

Large Dogs, 23k + : 2 soft chews daily.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

Give recommended amount twice daily for one to three weeks. Then no more than twice weekly as a maintenance or per your veterinarian’s recommendation.

Store in a cool, dry place.

Fresh drinking water should always be available

Please Note:

If you notice any adverse reactions or deterioration in pets health discontinue use and contact your veterinary surgeon immediately. As with all supplementation, there may be a small chance of a negative reaction to any new supplement given, so please monitor this and follow the administrative guidelines.