Animal Essentials Tinkle Tonic Herbal Formula for Urinary Tract Health in Dogs & Cats

DogPaw: Tinkle Tonic works

United States on Aug 09, 2023

Marcia Wolf: Male cat have the tendency to have urinary issues. I put .5 on the dropper once a week. For 4 cats. My 2 girls too. Never a problem.

United States on Aug 04, 2023

Elmora: When my 17 year old dog started developing bladder issues, I tried multiple products and Tinkle Tonic was the only one that worked fast and kept her back to normal. Recently my cat started having awful uti literally overnight, by the time he saw the vet the next day, he was almost gone and had to stay hospitalized for days. We learned he also has kidney failure. He came home and immediately was already having bladder issues again, antibiotics and meds were not helping at all. I started ordering bladder supplements like urinary gold, cranberry supplements, you name it. I also read that the tinkle tonic I had for my dog could also help. So I added it to his meals. He started being his old self again, eating, playing and harassing the dog. One day, I ran out of tinkle tonic but didn’t think it was a big deal since I was giving him several other bladder supplements. BIG MISTAKE! within a few days of being out of Tinkle Tonic he began to leak urine everywhere he walked, he left puddles wherever he sat and was crying using the litter box again. I called the vet, all he could say was lets run more tests. I realized the only change had been Tinkle Tonic so I immediately ordered a...

United States on Oct 02, 2022

Emily: My vet says this product isn't going to be profound for our cats urinary tract issues. I am giving it 4 stars though because I believe that the herbs would still be helpful for some animals and I think it's fantastic that an affordable UT tincture is available on amazon for a reasonable price. For those of you not interested in over medicating your cat with pharmaceuticals, I would give this a shot. Our Mr. Kitty hates the taste of the Tinkle Tonic but it is definitely not as bad as his other tinctures. Poor guy.

Just as a side note, we were having major issues with Mr. K's bladder. He was on antibiotics, urethral relaxers and whatever else our compassionate but conventional vet was prescribing. The meds were wreaking havoc on him and causing him pain and more illness. At one point he had blockage/crystals which were painful and terrifying. The BEST thing you can do for you cat is put him on a strict WET FOOD diet only. A cat on a wet food diet will not have crystals which is a major relief for us, not having to worry about blockage. After a horrible experience with a urethral relaxer which had him peeing blood for days, we decided to stop the pharmi's they were giving us...

United States on Jan 18, 2017

MM: Great product with noticeable results in months

Canada on Feb 22, 2016

Lisa G.Lisa G.: I read through many reviews before deciding to purchase this product as well as researched all of the ingredients. My very young two year old neutered male cat suddenly became ill about eight weeks ago. I had to rush to the pet Emergency Hospital late at night after seeing him struggle to urinate several times. I was aware that this can be life threatening to your cat. They sent us back home with some medicine to help prevent urethra spasms. He seemed to be doing better but all of sudden, one evening about 5 days later, he began crying with intense pain and could not urinate at all. I rushed him to the er once again late at night and right away they whisked him into the back to run test. He had a complete urinary blockage this time.

He had to spend 3 days and 2 nights in the pet intensive care unit with a catheter and iv medications. He was one sick little boy. He is now on the special foods that I've heard many mention. The Hills prescription S/d and now the C/d wet food for urinary health. I do not put down dry food, due to the low moisture content, at all now unless it's just a small amount of the c/d since it's low in phosphates and magnesium.

It was scary to see...

United States on Dec 28, 2015

Shadow13: I have been using Tinkle Tonic for years..this is my second cat with FLUTD..I really think it helps a lot..but it is no substitute for a Vet visit..if your cat can not pee within 24-48 hours it may die..this is a supportive care after you have cleared up the urinary trace issue..

Canada on Jul 15, 2015