UTI Pets Pure D-Mannose Non GMO Organically Sourced Powder 65gram jar

I have a female kitty, who is a bit wild and it's near impossible to get her to the vet. Shes had a uti for a couple of days, so I looked for the most pure of all the dmamnosr for cats and decided upon this one. She's doing do much better, no repeated trips to the box and no dots of blood on floor. Thank God for this product! . I'm going to keep her on a maintenance dose forever, as she relapsed in two weeks. Excellent product, a bit too high priced,considering I'm going to use it regularly but definitely the finest on the market. Trust me, I researched this last summer but ended at vet. It took me weeks with all the brands.

My baby has been suffering from crystals in her urine for years. I had no idea how terrible she must have felt until a friend told me about this product and I introduced it into her diet. Well let me just tell you, this stuff has made my kitty a whole new kitty! She has never laid with me on the couch (shown in photo) she’s often been hiding under my bed, obviously not feeling well, but I didn’t know. Now she’s running around the house like the playful kitty she should have been all these years. The difference in her behavior is amazing!!! This happened within days of her eating this stuff too. Once a day I give her a 1/2 of tsp. She is a VERY picky eater so I was concerned about her cooperating, however, I mix it with a tiny bit of wet food or a small portion of her Churu cat treat and she gobbles it up. I now swear by this stuff!

My cat was recently diagnosed with feline idiopathic cystitis (sterile/no infection). It's triggered by stress (so they say!), and forcibly pilling or syringing him with supplements from the vet was stressing him out even more. It was not working anyway - the liquid would go everywhere, except inside his mouth, and he would scratch me and then hide and not let me go near him again. Not a good long term solution and extremely trust breaking. I thought I would never be able to help him feel better. I tried mixing the vet-prescribed liquid supplement (Furinaid) in his food but he refused to eat it. One teaspoon of this d-mannose powder mixed into his food and he eats it no problem! I am very happy we found something that works and doesn't stress him out. He doesn't even know. It absorbs/mixes fast and very well with his ground raw food and seems to not have a suspicious flavor or change the texture of the food. So on that note I'd recommend it to the most suspicious/fussy cats. I also mix in a tablespoon of water to each meal, for good measure, even though raw food is already high in water. He's now been peeing in the litter box, instead of on the floor or couch, which is a good sign of healing. I plan to maintain him on this twice a week, for a while, and more frequently if he shows any signs of a flare-up. I wanted to write this positive review in case someone reading it was wondering if their fussy cat would eat this in their food. Tried and tested with easy success!

The media could not be loaded. My cats love this D-Mannose and I love it because it’s the only one I found that is organically sourced and not from China. My cats have both had uti’s and have had to take antibiotics that made them so sick. My cat Remi was showing symptoms again and a different vet recommended this instead of antibiotics. I put it on some wet food and they both ate it up and even licked the bowl. It helped in 2 doses. She had her energy back and was so playful again!

After a couple bladder blockages on our male cat and facing the chance of losing him and $$$$, we did some research. We found that the Urinary Rx foods were basically junk that included corn, gluten and chicken by-product meal with high carbs and low protein at a high price (Hills and Royal). This is something we wouldn't even feed to feral cats!! It's no wonder uninformed pet owners giving these crapy, over priced pet foods have cats with multiple problems. Cats need high protein more than dogs and and do not have the enzymes to utilize these carbs so their pancreas starts to break down.So, if we can't use urinary foods to avoid crystals and create an acidic environment in the bladder, what are the alternatives for a healthy cat with minimum Veterinary intervention. D-mannose is one good supplement that helps block crystal formation and acidify the bladder. We happily use it with our cats along with a good high protein cat food such as Orijen Fit and Trim (or blue buffalo Wt Control). Be sure to include lots of water in their day — they love a good cat fountain. Finally, keeping your male cat trim is essential for avoiding bladder blockages as is calm. We also use a squirt of Richard's Pet Calm 2x daily as our insurance with the D-mannose.

My cat Jasper was on the brink of death, had a bladder obstruction from struvite crystals and wasn’t urinating. Spent over $700 treating him at the vet and he had to be cathed and put on over fluids. Vet acted like there was ultimately no hope for him. I’ve been listening to Dr Becker a world renowned Vet, found on YouTube, who specializes in cats and dogs and she mentioned this product to use to help cats urinate. She mentioned giving him 1/4 tsp per day to help him to pee. I have only been giving him 1/8 and giving the other 1/8 to my healthy kitty for prevention and switched their diet from dry kibble to wellness canned cat food and they are so healthy now. They are both peeing well and their coats look healthy and shiny, shedding less and they’re at a healthy weight. Can’t thank you enough for this product, will continue to buy! 😊