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Go to the shopA triple-defense formula with cranberry, D-mannose, and heat-draining herbs to support normal pH, discourage bacteria, and maintain healthy bladder function in dogs and cats. Ideal for pets prone to recurring UTIs, struvite crystals, or urinary discomfort.
In TCVM, recurrent urinary tract infections, crystals in the urine, urinary obstructions, and stone formation are all understood as Bladder Damp-Heat. Damp-Heat invades the bladder wall and shifts the internal environment of the bladder - changing pH, promoting crystal formation, and creating conditions favorable to bacterial invasion. Cooling and draining herbs address the root pattern directly, while cranberry extract and D-mannose protect the bladder wall from a Western nutritional perspective. When bladder pH swings too acidic or too alkaline, bacteria flourish and discomfort follows. Bladder Care uses this combined approach to help maintain normal pH, support healthy urine flow, and make the bladder a less welcoming place for bacteria. Daily use is ideal for dogs or cats prone to recurring UTIs or struvite crystals.
Most bladder supplements take a single-angle approach - cranberry alone, D-mannose alone, or simple PACs. Bladder Care supports bladder health from multiple directions by combining cranberry, D-mannose, and heat-draining herbs. This helps maintain normal pH, discourage bacteria, support comfortable urination, and promote a healthier urinary environment for dogs and cats prone to recurring issues.
Sprinkle the recommended powder amount over every meal, or offer as a treat mixed into a small meat patty, stirred into cottage cheese, or frozen into broth cubes. Give twice daily. Tablets can be given with food or hidden in a treat.
Why give it every day? Bladder balance is not something the body fixes in a single dose. Daily use helps maintain normal pH, support healthy urine flow, and keep the bladder environment less welcoming to bacteria. For pets prone to recurring UTIs or crystals, consistency is what keeps everything working the way it should.
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Not for use in pregnant animals. If the animal's condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian. Not for use within 48 hours of surgery or anesthesia. Not for use during diarrhea. Use caution in animals with cardiac or kidney problems. Use caution with animals on concurrent steroid use.
Absolutely. It is designed for safe, daily use to help maintain a balanced bladder environment, support healthy pH, and discourage recurring urinary issues over time, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Possibly - it depends on your pet's specific needs and the prescription diet's pH targets. Contact Herbsmith at info@herbsmithinc.com or 1-800-624-6429 so Dr. Bessent can review your pet's history and provide personalized guidance, or consult your veterinarian directly.
Not directly. Incontinence is best supported with Bladder Hold, which addresses tone and control. However, pets with incontinence are more prone to UTIs, so Bladder Care can still support their urinary tract by helping maintain a less hospitable bladder environment for bacteria, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Some pets show early signs of improved comfort or easier urination within 3-4 weeks of consistent daily use. The benefits build with time - daily consistency is what provides the most meaningful long-term support, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Yes. Many veterinarians pair urinary-support supplements with antibiotics to support comfort and help maintain a healthier bladder environment. When using both, simply separate the supplement and medication doses unless your veterinarian advises otherwise.
Yes - the formula is safe for both dogs and cats. Use the feline dosage chart for accurate feeding amounts. Bladder Damp-Heat is a common TCVM pattern in cats, particularly those prone to feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD), struvite crystals, or recurrent cystitis, or as directed by your veterinarian.
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