Not sure if it helps or not cause every time I give my dog these pills she gets diarrhea

I have a 13-14 year old Husky mix who's been having all sorts of troubles with her bladder. For 6 years, her Proin prescription helped her. But then there was a year and a half where, even on the highest allowed dosage of Proin, she was still leaking and peeing in the house. A bladder infection was sometimes to blame (she had never had them before this), but sometimes the cultures came back clean. So the vet recommended we start her on a cranberry supplement.She's been on it for about 7 months and is doing so much better! She's been infection free, and appears to just have more control of her bladder in general. The vet actually recommended a much more expensive brand, but this one works well for us.

Ordered this for use on my cat who suffered from repeated UTI's. Many trips to Vet, antibiotics, tests, etc.Nothing helped. I went online to see if I could find some help ...so glad I did. DMannose recommended by so many cat owners that I thought I would go ahead and buy and try it. After 3 days of use my sweet cat was as good as new!! nothing short of a miracle as far as I'm concerned. I have continued to use this daily and she has been fine for months.

My dog ate them without a problem even seemed to like them

UPDATE JAN 2020: Coming back here to update. Been nearly five years since I used this product. I didn't have to reorder it as an the symptoms of the UTIs went away and she stopped licking down there excessively. The antibiotics didn't work as well as this, which is why I went this route. No problems since then for her. I do first recommend getting a pee sample to your vet and making sure the dog has an UTI and working with those and others and then using this to stave them off.I REALLY LOVE THIS, AND MY DOG DOES TOO! (photos included)I remember when she was about a year old and she went into get spayed. They foundout she had an UTI right BEFORE her spay operation. Usually they occur after they're spayed because a female dog's urinary tract gets shorter I believe. Anyways, that was two years ago and she has on and off UTIs.I tried some other UTI treatments outside of antibiotics. It involved cranberry powders and giving her more water and so on, none of it worked. I gave her these, and about a week or so in, I noticed a HUGE improvement. Mainly, the number of times she goes out and the length of time she takes to urinate. She goes out a lot less and with shorter periods. Before it was 1, 2, 3 hours between. Now she goes 6 hours+ with no problems. As for going pee, it is a lot longer now too! By that, I mean she would usually go for 5-10 seconds, and now it is closer to about 20+ seconds! She tends to herself down there a lot less, and she seems happy. She is a GSD/lab/somethingelsepossibly mix and about ~55 pounds and 3 years. She gets only 1 a day.Quick note on how it works: I guess the cranberry acdifies her urine, and the d-mannose allows for infections that are stuck to the uterine wall to be "scaped off" and not stick anymore? IDK. All I know is that it works and humans can use it too.Check out the pics for bottle and pill info.

We adopted our female golden at age six. and she immediately presented with a bladder infection. Every 3 to 4 months we would be back at our vet's office for an antibiotic to clear the infection. Very frustrating and very expensive. A friend told me to try this product. It has now been almost one year and no bladder infection, so far. Also, it must taste pretty good. She happily eats the tablets.

Trying these to avoid another UTI.. Will see if it helps.

Absolutely without a doubt Cranberry DMannose is a "Miracle!" My 6 year old spayed female Cavaliar King Charles has had frequent UTI's for several years now & on one antibiotic after another. Her primary Vet recommended I give this specific Cranberry DMannose a try.After giving her half of this product (she's under 20 pounds per directions on bottle) daily on a daily basis, her urine no longer has a strong smell which is always a clear indication to go see the doctor ASAP.Also I began administering this product to my little Cavaliar girl after her antibiotics had finished. So use this as a preventive maintenance and not to treat an already occurring urinaly tract infection. Once your pet has already been on antibiotics, give them this product to keep their bladder healthy and happy :0)I am so thrilled I ordered these Cranberry pills, and consider it worth every penny for my darling little Princess. Thankful beyond words.

Our dog is paraplegic and we give him one of these with his food every morning and he has never had a bladder infection in the 4 years since his injury. Even though he is unable to empty his bladder on his own, he continues to defy the odds and I believe it is due to this product and our diligence in expressing his bladder twice daily.

I have seen improvements

- When my dog has UTI with blood in urine, I found it is better to use an antibiotic to clear that up as it is dangerous to leave the infection in a poor dog. *This product alone or in conjunction with cranberry powder was pretty useless for a full blown

Best stuff! I have a Miniature Schnauzer with IMHA. She had recurrent urinary tract infections due to her immune system being suppressed. Her UTIs were resistant to most antibiotics and we found ourselves having to get meds from a compounding pharmacy and even then it only helped for a while and the UTI would return. I researched online and found the Cranberry DMannose pills. I checked with her Veterinarian and she was on board with trying these. I started my female on them as well as my male schnauzer and they really do work. A few years ago my male schnauzer was diagnosed with diabetes and they tend to get UTIs too but he has not had any trouble with them at all. I will always give these to any dog I own.

This animal supplement has resolved a problem of a series of urinary tract inflections suffered by our dog. Taking these regularly (1 a day) has stopped the repeat of this problem permanently. It is reasonably priced and effective. I only wish that each pill were smaller in size. My dog is not a big dog and the pill is rather large for her to take even in a pill pocket.