Alfa Pet Natural Kidney Support: Helping Dogs and Cats with Urinary Tract Infections

Felicia G Tawil: Tho it is unsure whether my neighbors dog has kidney stones, encompassed with infection, but has a history of kidney issues, he asked me what could be done for his painful dog, straining to urinate, while access to a vet is unavailable. As a retired veterinarian assistant, & I run a senior animal sanctuary, he came to me for assistance. With only droplets of cloudy urine being passed by his obviously compromised 11 yr old dog, I recommended antibiotics & this kidney cleansing supplements, along with a Stone Breaker supplement to cover as many bases which may be causing this painful kidney / urinary issue, before it turned septic.
It has been a week since my recommendations were started, & my neighbor is thrilled at the results 😅👍 Dog is looking & acting much better within the first few days; Urine flow is now clear & flowing 80% to normal. I don’t know for a fact if this product helped. I can say it is possible, & it didn’t hurt.
Living in a rural area, & limited to affordable veterinary care, leaves many loving pet owners struggling to provide necessary care for their pets. Tho all supplements are not suitable or safe for our pets… I...

United States on Jan 06, 2023

Jade R.: Our pitty responded to the treatment within 3 days. She had a UTI, showing blood and ick in her urine, having accidents between walks. We ordered the drops and I added them to a mix of ground chicken and white rice and topped up her food bowl with water to make sure she was getting plenty. The drops were added to the cooled food and she slurped it up and cleaned the bowl, so the flavor didn't bother her at all. I wasn't able to fill the dropper because the liquid was very low in the bottle, so I added 5 droppers to get the 2.5 it called for. First day, when we walked her, she would pee once, then squat around the yard 3-4 times trying to go more. I know the feeling, we had pain medications from her last trip to the vet so I just kept her comfortable and waited it out. Next day, she did the same, circled around trying to pee after she went. 3rd day we went out for our morning walk and she squatted and let it go, shook a leg, and headed straight back for the porch. I could tell she was much more comfortable and there were no accidents during the night. I'm adding one dropper to her food and topping it with water for a few more days to make sure we chased it away. If it comes back...

United States on Dec 10, 2022

Mountain Goat: I've been using this for several months after realizing that my kitty is simply prone to UTIs these last couple of years. She hasn't had one since we started. Do I know for sure that this is making a difference? Not necessarily. But my vet says it can't hurt...and I already have to give her liquid daily by oral syringe anyway, after pilling her for a chronic condition, to ensure the pill doesn't get stuck in the esophagus. And she doesn't hate the mix of this plus water in a syringe any more than when I was just using water, so it must not taste bad to her.

(Btw, trust me, I NEVER thought I'd be able to give my cat a pill daily plus a syringe of fluids afterwards...FWIW, if you struggle with medicating your cat, I strongly suggest rethinking what your cat can get accustomed to if you apply patience, compassion, and a firm hand...and a pill shooter, heh.)

Also, the company was great about sending a replacement when I had the dropper break in the first bottle. I only wish they made a version that included liver support (ie, milk thistle extract). I suspect I'll need that soon and will have to mix it myself, and I expect that many other pet owners would appreciate it as...

United States on Mar 14, 2022

Louis: My cat has been having some bladder issues, and I had previously taken him to the vet for meds, which only temporarily controlled then issue. Alfapet has been an integral part of his maintenance schedule. If it flares up I’ll increase the dose and add something else like 1/4 ML of apple cider vinegar to help break down crystals more. Overall I’m glad I looked into it. More affordable and more gentle on my senior guy. UPDATE: I want to add that I discovered that he does absolutely need his prescription hills urinary care c/d to actually fully maintain crystal dissolving in his case. He had a bad flare up MAR of 2021 that I could not control with supplements alone and nearly required surgery. However I fully believe this product strongly influenced how well his body reacted and bounced back from being hospitalized for it. His liver snd kidney levels remained or recovered quicker than what was worried about by the vets and I do believe alfapet could have had something to do with that. I still continue to add this to his regimen along with his prescription c/d and he’s been having a normal bladder since then and no blocks since Mar 2021, which is when afterwards we got him on...

United States on Feb 19, 2021