Dog Kidney Infection Home Remedy For Sale (2024 Update)

My 20 y.o. senior cat has had upper respiratory issues since he was 1 year old, but had gotten so chronic and so bad that he has literally had a stuffy nose and sneezing for an entire year straight. It was really draining his energy. Even in the summer, he was spending all day in his heated bed. The only thing my vet knew of that might help was an off-label use of Cerenia, which is expensive and was hard to get him to take. Out of desperation I tried this, and that same day I could tell a noticeable difference in my cat's ability to breath and how he felt. Within 24 hours his stuffy nose was almost gone, and it has stayed mostly gone with regular use of this product. It felt like such a miracle after seeing my cat be miserable for an entire year! I was not previously a believer in homeopathy, and don't understand how it works. But, I just know that it does!

I've been taking care of homeless cats and trying to find them forever homes for around 8 years. A lot of the babies have gotten eye infections. I live on disability and barely get by, so I can't afford to take them to a vet when something is wrong. I have to figure out how to heal them and I really like to do things natural when I can. I've tried everything I've heard about from L-Lysine, to apple cider vinegar on the neck, to antibiotic cream in the eyes, to Terramycin. Terramycin works the best, but only 1 store has it, it's $17 for a tiny tube, it's not a natural medicine, and it has to be put in the eyes which can't be done to the ones that can't be caught, so I can't and don't like to use it all the time. I'm always researching on the internet and found this site. Boy, am I glad I did! There's grown cats here that sneezes a lot so they need this also. I used this on 2 seven week old kittens that had eyes in terrible shape and were cleared up after putting it in their food twice. Also, I had read an article years ago about how good Plant Enzyme & Probiotics are for cats and dogs and I bought some for my cat. I ran out and low and behold, they sell it. I'm a customer for life!

My dog went into kidney failure at 8 1/2. Not sure what caused it, It could have been from a tick bite or he may have eaten something. He spent two nights in the emergency hospital on IV fluids. After two nights in the hospital The vet told me to put him down. Kidney levels were so bad he could not recover. When I Went to say my goodbyes I thought they would hand me a lethargic dog. He came running in with a cone on his head jumping all over me tail wagging and ears up. I was confused!!! I knew he was very sick yet I could see he still had life in him. I brought him home and gave him sub Q fluids every day for 10 days A follow up at the regular vet showed that his phosphorus had come down some. they suggested a prescription dog food for kidney diet. I tried several prescription foods (wet and dry) my dog would not eat any of them He was fading away to nothing and had no energy. I ordered a sample of the Dr. Harvey's Miracle dog food. I mixed it with boiled chicken and my dog would not eat it. After a few weeks and my dog barely being able to walk down the hallway without collapsing decided to try it again I knew if I did not do something fast he was going to die!!!! This time I mixed it with rotisserie chicken Before getting ill Jerry always ate his kibble with rotisserie chicken Rotisserie chicken with Dr. Harvey's was a huge success!!! HE GOBBLED IT UP!!!!!! I am so happy to say Jerry is like a new dog He has gained his weight back! He is running, jumping and playing again! His eyes are bright his tail is wagging and his ears are up! My friend calls him the COME BACK PUP! I also ordered the kidney health to sprinkle on his food. Since starting that he is no longer needing to urinate during the night. YOU SAVED MY DOG I am SO THANKFUL to YOU

Lollie, a Papillon mix rescue dog had her gallbladder removed a few years ago after terrible gastro intestinal issues that did not totally resolve after surgery. We tried every commercial diet available to help calm her GI tract. We prepared home cooked meals but knew something was missing. Our wholistic veterinarian shared that one of the commercial diets we used was made from chicken feathers and she recommended Dr. Harvey's. We switched to Dr. Harvey's Canine Health base mix. Dr. Harvey's team coached us in preparation and portions which was especially important to precisely control protein and protect aging kidneys. Dr. Harvey reviewed lab work and recommended Kidney Health supplement. Lollie's heath has greatly improved, her GI issues have resolved, her labs even got better showing improved kidney values. Lollie will be 19 years old next month and is doing so well I have to run to keep up with her at the park! Sincere thanks to you, Dr. Harvey and your amazing team.

Full disclosure: 1.) I'm not a vet, and this is purely allegorical. 2.) We still don't know if my dog's kidney panel levels are improving. We will be scheduling an appointment soon. But with all of that out of the way, let me just say that I was at a low point in terms of hope for my 13-year old Pit mix. Diagnosed with chronic renal failure several years ago, she was placed on medication and a special (expensive!) canned food diet. She didn't mind it at first but over the years, started eating less and less. Even adding carby goodness in the form of rice and sweet potatoes or extra flavoring like low-sodium chicken broth became insufficient to entice her to eat. I was barely getting a can a day into her. She started at a 55 lbs and dropped below 40 in a relatively short time. She looked emaciated. Legs became week and wobbly. She had tremors and was pouting virtually 24/7. She was the most miserable she's been in our 13 years together. I was sure we were nearing the end. But in searching for solutions online, I ran across Dr Harvey's Canine Health (and subsequently the Kidney Health Supplement). I read all the reviews and decided it was worth a shot. About a month in, we've almost gotten through her first 10-lb bag and she's still begging for her food at every meal. I feel like I have my puppy back. She's started to put a little healthy weight back on and just seems to have so much more energy. We've cycled through chicken, steak, boiled egg whites, and salmon as the protein add-ons – making sure to keep an eye out for high phosphorous levels – and my dog is drooling at her bowl waiting for me to load it up at every meal. After years of desperately trying to get her to eat, I'm not sure I can express the weight that lifted off of me as this became (and continues to be) our daily routine! Again, I'll add this big caveat: I don't know yet if all of this is really helping stabilize her kidney issues. I'll come back to add to this review when we have that information. And I don't even know if my vet would condone this diet change (though we have had conversations about the balance between keeping her happy in her later years vs. following a strict medical regimen). What I do know is my dog was wasting away on a prescription diet and I had to make a call as a parent to make her remaining years happy and filled with yummy meals. That's my experience. I think it falls in line with the vast majority of other reviewers. If I had it to do all over again, I'd start with this type of diet from day one. I can identify everything in the bag just by looking at it. There's no mystery about what my girl is eating. That's worth the world to me. Added bonus, for what it's worth: Dr Harvey's food actually smells good. The prescription food cans were really unpleasant to deal with. My wife is smell-sensitive and didn't want them anywhere near our kitchen or people food. But she has actually commented that Canine Health smells like something she would eat for breakfast!

My little Gigi, a Maltese/Silky Terrier mix, turned 13 a couple of months ago. Two weeks ago she suddenly stopped eating and was losing weight rapidly. She was also having trouble swallowing. We went to the vet – bloodwork showed normal except for very elevated white blood cells indicating an infection. The vet also found what felt like a tumor on her thyroid. She was given a shot of antibiotics and sub q fluids, but I was told it was the beginning of the end. I chose not to have the tumor aspirated to find cancer cells as I didn't want to increase her stress. I made the decision that I would not put her through surgeries or heavy treatments at her age; my intention was to try to give her the best quality of life possible and let her go when she was ready. I took Gigi home and started researching. I found Life Gold and read all the reviews, then ordered it with my fingers crossed that what I was reading was authentic. I also got Turkey Tail and Agaricus Blazie mushrooms, both known for their cancer-fighting properties. I purchased them separately, as the "kit" that includes a mushroom mix was too expensive for me at the time, but I will likely purchase it later. I started her on everything within two days of her diagnosis. The first few days I was able to get more food into her – she gained a little weight, but was pretty zonked from the powerful antibiotics. She continued to be a very picky eater – I put eight Live Gold drops on bread, then wrapped the bread in thinly sliced rare beef and was able to get her to take it 2x a day, along with the mushrooms in capsule form. She slowly improved over seven days or so, sleeping a lot, but I was still having to work hard to coax her to eat – roasted chicken with skin and sliced beef were all she would do, but even so, over time she improved by about 80%. She was gaining ground, but we were still struggling with food, so I took her back to the vet today for more sub q fluids. We found that she had gained 5 ounces despite eating issues. Tonight she began to eat her chicken-wrapped supplements more enthusiastically. I'm also finding it harder to locate the lump on her thyroid. When she is ready she will return to her regular diet of freeze-dried raw food combined with home-made organic turkey and veggies – my dogs also get sardines packed in unsalted water, soft-boiled eggs a couple of times a week, and other non-processed treats like raw carrot (read The Forever Dog – it's on Amazon). Gigi seems to feel better every day and is returning to her old self, but I know that each day is a gift and that things could change quickly at her age. For now she's happy and engaged, barking at squirrels, interested in the world, wagging her tail, alert, and loving, and I'm grateful.

I adopted an older girl from our local shelter. From what we could tell, she had been on the streets for a long time, but seemed healthy. Unfortunately, within several weeks, she stopped eating and seemed in pain. One morning before I could take her outside she passed quite a load of bladder stones on the floor. A rush trip to the vet ensued and she was put on meds, including some Chinese herbs. I was told that she would most likely fight bladder issues, throughout her life. I went online and started research the various products offered. Cranberry Bladder Bites had great reviews and an impressive array of herbs. I bought my first container, and Agnes and I have never looked back. She gets one every morning with her breakfast, and it's the first thing she eats. Her personal flavor choice is Bacon. This is a wonderful product. We have not had another bladder stone problem and she will get one everyday for the rest of her life. Thanks from both of us for this wonderful product!

Purchased this when my dog started wetting the bed at night. Noticed she wouldn't wake up to be put out but in the morning her bed would be wet. Began giving her these Cranberry Bladder Bites and noticed an immediate difference. Now I'm too afraid to stop giving them to her (especially since she's getting older). I just add it to her food and she has had no accidents at all. I'll continue to give this product to her.

I adopted a dog 2 years ago and she is great. I noticed right off the bat though that my dog's bladder would leak when she got excited which I know can be common so I didn't think too much of it at first. Then I noticed it would take her several tries when she would go out to empty her bladder so I expected that the inability to empty her bladder was symptomatic of a UTI. When looking for something to help before another trip to the vet I saw that these bladder bites had high ratings and gave them a try and they worked great, all of her issues even the exited leaking stopped. That was right after I adopted her a couple years ago and during our recent move with everything packed and hard to find she wasn't getting these regularly within a couple months she had started the little bit of leaking again when excited. So I ordered more of these and she's only had one little leak since she started taking them again. She thinks they're a treat so she loves them and we love that there are no accidents to clean up. I hope they continue making these and please don't change anything about them, nothing is more disappointing then having a product become a staple in your life and then the company makes a change that ruins it for you. So please don't change a thing! They work perfect!

I adopted an older girl from our local shelter. From what we could tell, she had been on the streets for a long time, but seemed healthy. Unfortunately, within several weeks, she stopped eating and seemed in pain. One morning before I could take her outside she passed quite a load of bladder stones on the floor. A rush trip to the vet ensued and she was put on meds, including some Chinese herbs. I was told that she would most likely fight bladder issues, throughout her life. I went online and started research the various products offered. Cranberry Bladder Bites had great reviews and an impressive array of herbs. I bought my first container, and Agnes and I have never looked back. She gets one every morning with her breakfast, and it's the first thing she eats. Her personal flavor choice is Bacon. This is a wonderful product. We have not had another bladder stone problem and she will get one everyday for the rest of her life. Thanks from both of us for this wonderful product!

Purchased this when my dog started wetting the bed at night. Noticed she wouldn't wake up to be put out but in the morning her bed would be wet. Began giving her these Cranberry Bladder Bites and noticed an immediate difference. Now I'm too afraid to stop giving them to her (especially since she's getting older). I just add it to her food and she has had no accidents at all. I'll continue to give this product to her.

I adopted a dog 2 years ago and she is great. I noticed right off the bat though that my dog's bladder would leak when she got excited which I know can be common so I didn't think too much of it at first. Then I noticed it would take her several tries when she would go out to empty her bladder so I expected that the inability to empty her bladder was symptomatic of a UTI. When looking for something to help before another trip to the vet I saw that these bladder bites had high ratings and gave them a try and they worked great, all of her issues even the exited leaking stopped. That was right after I adopted her a couple years ago and during our recent move with everything packed and hard to find she wasn't getting these regularly within a couple months she had started the little bit of leaking again when excited. So I ordered more of these and she's only had one little leak since she started taking them again. She thinks they're a treat so she loves them and we love that there are no accidents to clean up. I hope they continue making these and please don't change anything about them, nothing is more disappointing then having a product become a staple in your life and then the company makes a change that ruins it for you. So please don't change a thing! They work perfect!

If I did not buy this powder from 1 800 pet meds. I would have to get the liquid form or molasses form. They also work: I like Cranberry Relief, because it works like the others. Cranberry Relief goes farther. I get more for my money. I can not put it in the food or try and disguise it. Pete either smells it in the food or tastes it. He will not eat the food. So, I have to put the powder in gelatin capsules and orally give him one in the morning and one in the evening. Pete just does not drink enough water. I got tired of spending a lot of money on SO 33 cat food. SO 33 makes the cat thirsty so they drink more. It also cost 55 to 65 dollars a bag. It goes up in price ever year. As long as the cranberry relief works. I can skip the expensive prescription foods. IF it stops working. I will have to try something else. Pete has been on the Cranberry Relief 3 months, so far it is working.

I read the reviews on this product here, and thought I'd give it a shot. My kitty has been getting UTI's for the last couple years, but this year she's had 3, which was quite worrying (and expensive). Every time I've taken her to the vet, they have given her antibiotics, and taken a urine sample. Every time the urinalysis came back, it showed she was clear of any harmful bacteria (so the antibiotics weren't helpful). My vet said that for some cats, they are very sensitive to stress and this causes inflammation in the bladder or urinary tract, causing her to have painful/frequent urination and blood in her urine. The last UTI she had went away on it's own. I just stayed with her for every hour besides when I was working to protect her from some bully cats in our neighborhood that might be causing the extra stress. (Also bought her some UT Support treats and Feliway for stress reduction). That worked last time. This time I feared I'd have to take her back because she really looked to be in pain… but I read about this product, (so I bought it from a local pet store, just cause I needed it right away for her) and tried it first before taking her to the vet (which is also quite stressful for her). It worked! Within two days of giving her Cranberry Relief she was urinating much less frequently And now she is actually using her litter box instead of in the bathroom sink, on my laundry or on my bathroom mat. She does not look to be in any pain, and she's purring for no apparent reason (I assume just from not being uncomfortable anymore.) I'm really happy with the results of this product. I did notice that she did not eat the food I put it in, in any larger doses than one scoop, with half a can of wet food, at least not right away. I had to not give her any alternative food and wait, and she eventually ate it. My other cat, who has never had UT problems, munched up the food better than my cat who needed the Cranberry Relief. Try this product. I'm really glad I did, and I will use it for maintenance as well in the future.