– Urinary Gold for Cats - Urinary Tract & Bladder, 2 oz | NASC Certified & Vet-Formulated Liquid Supplement with Marshmallow Root & Echinacea for Urinary System & Bladder Support

I ordered this product and it was sent to me promptly!!. I've only just bought the Wellbeing Urinary Gold for cats supplement! if its anything like the brands previous supplement for kidneys, then I have high hoped because its saved my 20yr old cats life. Not sure if the design/packaging ingredients is different from my previous order but for kidneys but its from the same brand ( i didn't keep the last bottle to compare as its empty). But So far my elderly cat has not urinated everywhere and has her appetite back shes not howling as much either, so im sure its doing something good to my cats health to help her. However my younger cat has sediments in his bladder and ive told the vet I'll be using this Urinary Gold for him and she approved it along with his new Urinary stress metabolic diet food, to clear him up before the sediments turn into acid crystals that cause serious kidney problems, this is why I wanted to buy this to help him also. I will wait and see next time I next take him for his next check up fingers crossed! Yes its pricey but its better than a £600 vets bill which is what it cost me a few days ago before i bought this product! only to find out my boys bladder is inflamed and its worse for male cats. So save yourself the troubles and purchase this if your cat is not eating, urinating little, behavioral problems, drinking alot, because cats generally dont drink as much, of course you're cats could have other underlying health issues, which you got to get them looked at by a vet in anycase. before you do treat them to this, observe them and see how they get on. But i like this alot . Thanks seller 🐈

8 month update* no vet visits a since using this! My 6 year old male cat, who weighs around 7.5kg, has separation anxiety. I could go out for 6+ hours at a time or even go for an overnight stay whilst having someone else look after him for the evening and he'd still end up stressed. I have been at the vets 6x this year with urinary blockages full of mucus due to him being stressed. Was told he would end up needing PU surgery if he blocked happened again.. money that I just can't afford to pay and insurance won't cover. (Around £2,100) - which would also require a lot of care and attention and I've recently started a new job. I was at my whitts end spending hundreds of pounds on this cat and felt like I couldn't enjoy my life outside of him, had anxiety leaving the house or him alone, had to have a great deal of therapy from the stress it was also causing me. Especially when he was in pain. So, I thought, enough is enough and I decided to scan everywhere on google and do my research on cystitis, causes and other urinary issues. This has taken months and months of research. Vets suggested urinary diet, some vets said it doesn't work. Some vets suggested a behavioural therapist and some vets suggested rehoming. Something I'd never ever do. I came across this Urinary Gold and read through every single review on every single website that it's listed and the positivity and hope made me buy it and this is what I hope my review does for you. Please please please, If you have a cat in the same situation, BUY. THIS. I am just so shocked and happy and relieved that I no longer have to medicate him with controlled drugs and everything he gets from this Urinary Gold is natural. The flavour is absolutely disgusting, it smells bed and my cat gags when I gave him it. I syringe 1,0mL into his mouth once per day and then 1,0mL of water straight after to rid of the taste. Since doing this, he has been running around more, he's very active, alert and I've had ZERO vet visits for months!!!! I also use feliway optimum plug-in x2 alongside this. If your cat suffers from separation anxiety and has a cystitis issue. BUY THIS! It's better than spending £500 a vet visit. I will continue to keep him on this every day!

**updated....hes now eating it with his food. I think he had a bit of a food trust issue the first couple days of him coming out of kitty hospital and trying to get multiple meds in him. Hopefully it'll work I cant comment on effectiveness because my cat will not entertain it. Tried little bits in multiple foods..wont try it

Amazing product.worth its weight in gold and more.works really well.my furbaby had urainery blockage due to stress fighting with cats in the street he kept crying licking his bits and wasn't weeing and cost me £580 at the vets for them to tell me the next day he was reblocked and that it will now be an ongoing thing once theyv had it once which would not be a very good quality of life my furball having to visit the vets all the time and could run into thousands and he almost died that day if I hadn't of got him there in time.but then a lovely lady outside the vets told me abaut this product and I thought anything is worth ago so I bought it and was amazed by it.been fair few months hes been in the clear now so it actually worked.so so far so good.its defo a thumbs up from me.fingers crossed it stays that way to.it mite seem a bit on the pricey side but it do last ages and its worth every penny compared to the price of a vet bill.and going through the stress of unblocking um all the time.5 star rating.i just mixed his in with his tinned food to hide it as he didn't like the taste lol.

just a tale of don't ignore when your cat can't pee and it affects male cats female cats don't tend to suffer from this This is a long story but please read. Anyway, here we go, my best friend buttons, started to have problems where he couldn't pee, we didn’t take a lot of notice for the first day, as it happens sometimes after 2 days still the same, so we took him to the vet, on the 3rd day. Massive mistake on our part, they did an ultrasound on him and he has crystals in his bladder it is a form of cystitis and it is brought on by stress.... where the stress is coming from, we do not know. Anyway, be aware when cats can't pee it causes their organs to shut down, as the pee that they can't pass starts to damage their kidney and its does this quickly, they end up literally poisoning themselves as the kidney cannot get rid of the toxins from the bladder. The vets visit cost £150 the money is not the issue here, so the vet said take him home change his food to special food and see how he goes, along with painkillers and antibiotics. So we took him home and 2 days later still the same so we took him to emergency vet, they told us what I already knew after loads of research into this i.e. the outcome could be very bad, the cost to do what they needed to do was £1,000 to £1,500 and this could kill him or solve nothing at this point We did not have to money to get this done; we took him home again we called the PDSA they could not help as I work 🙁 So we had a choice to make at this point have him put to sleep and stop the suffering he was going through as you can guess for me this was the worst choice I would have to take... As you do, I went to see my mum, as I didn't want to do above even through at the time it was the most ethical thing to do for him to stop any pain, he was in... After talking I went home and begged and borrowed where we could get the money, once we got all the money, we called the emergency vet back and got Buttons back in within 20 mins of calling. Now comes the happy and sad part of the tale, we took him in Sunday day before Bank Holiday… Vet called us around 23.00 at night as we told them the time isn’t and issue just call if you have to and keep us updated, so we took the call this wasn’t a good call He basically told us we have to decide if we want to go ahead, they took blood samples to see if his liver is damaged, and it is so again we had the choice to make put him to sleep now or still go ahead. And pay the cost no matter what the outcome would be for me simple answer was yes As you can guess we had the worst nights sleep ever, the wait is something I would never want to go through again ever, it was horrible I kept waking up looking for buttons. Realizing he is not there and if we would see him again… Monday Morning came the time of reckoning as they say is about to arrive with one phone call, the wait wow I cant even describe it… the vet called us back and yes better news than the night before, they put him under and managed to get a catheter in him and clear the blockage so they could empty his bladder. They are still unsure about how much damage he has to his liver or if its acute damage i.e. it will recover or if its chronic damage… but he is now going for a pee on his own with a bag on him and they managed to get him to eat some gravy, so not all bad news and he had to stay there for 3 days so they can get fluids back into him and get him to eat again before he could comes home. The moral of this story is, Have pet insurance if you think you would not be able to afford to help your cat if need be its not nice knowing you have a choice of put your pet to sleep or pay and take the chance. Do not !!!!! ignore when your cat cannot pee for more than 2 days, take him to the vets ASAP… I would not wish what we have gone through on my worst enemy If your cats / cats are male make sure they are getting enough water, either by wet cat food or cat bowls… or water fountain. We now use Urinary Gold for Cats and he has been a happy cat ever since he came home. We give him this every dinnertime with his food. a year later perfect happy cat he is the Black and white cat the other is his sister…

Pet Wellbeing were very helpful, providing advice and support during a very stressful time for Benji and I. They even went as far as refunding the total cost of the product, when we realised that it wouldn’t work for Benji. When I’d purchased the product, I hadn’t known that Benji had been born with narrow urinary tubes, so unfortunately it was never going to work for him. I kept taking Benji back to the vets to be unblocked. The last time I was given the option that he be put to sleep, or have an operation to effectively "make him into a girl" so he would have a wider channel to urinate out of. He had his operation on the 22.03.23, and so far he is doing extremely well. During the last 12 months with repeated vet appointments, hospitalisation and his operation, it has cost me £10K, which doesn't even include all the special prescription urinary tract food which he had to have. My conclusion is that, if your cat has been born with a very narrow tube for urinating out of, then homeopathic, or veterinary prescribed remedies / medication are not going to work, and your best option is for your cat to have the same operation as Benji. Today (12.04.23), Benji continues to amaze me with his strength and how far he has come. He is only four years old, and now hopefully he has a long life ahead of him.

I learn a lot through cat forums and reviews so here's mine: - 13 year old female, diabetic, kidney issues (early stage). She has developed Uti.. could be chronic - a rare occurrence: traces of blood in urine: gone after 3 days of URINE GOLD - she does take other things in combination: uti paste, marshmallow root, apple cider vinegar (half a teaspoon per day) IF YOUR CAT HAS UTI/ and even if not - Urine tests at home are a MUST for cat companions: cats don't speak so u can check on their health this way and prevent disasters - change of food is necessary : to alter the PH OF urine which is part of the treatment - ph of urine needs to stay within a certain range all the time for treatment to succeed: do your research :) If u find yourself with an uti emergency understand that it took long for it to develop and it can take long for it to heal life long: - REGULAR urine tests at home - PH awareness of foods your animal is fed supplements that protect urinary tract walls, digestive system, etc - THE STRESS factor: your cat may need anxiety/cognition support FOR LIFE in order to reduce stress: caresses AND LOVE are not enough there is a lot of hidden stuff / unspoken of by your animal so always wonder what u can do to prevent any deterioration of your animal Kind regards ps: 1.during uti treatment my cat is being fed chicken/tuna/salmon without salt, mashed with water/bone broth : for the urine PH CONTROL 2. few days after starting to provide apple cider vinegar i have had to stop it as blood came back (not every cat can take this vinegar, always check urine while u try things at home to see how your kitty cat reacts) - cider is very acidic so it has irritated the bladder and also difficult to digest so not great for cats with kidney issues 3. u may need to monitor kidney function: some urine tests strips have that option too. anything that is difficult for kidney to process can have an impact on uti too as it overstresses the kidney's job MORE WATER INTAKE 100 ml per 2.5 kg of body weight daily get urine tests and monitor ph as often as u can don't panik, just common sense and advice if needed FOOD/TREAMENT SUGGESTIONS WORK FOR MY KITTY WHO IS IN EXTREME GOOD HEALTH OVERALL (example: one case of diarrhea only in 5 years. also rare cases of vomit) your cat may react differently: watch out for causing vomit/diarrhea, start with small dosages

Seems to have helped our old cat. Passes urine more easily but has not altered the odour of an old lady. Good value as liquid is lasting well. Would recommend trying before paying vets bills.

Absolutely useless for my cat. Also he hates it and don’t eat any food with those drops

I’ve been using this with my problem cats for about a month now and I can safely say that so far I’m seeing results. When three of my cats started showing signs of urinary distress all around the same time it was tough trying to figure out what was the exact problem. With the help of my veterinarian we had to go through a process of elimination to determine the cause of the sudden blockages etc. I had to change their chow to a brand sensitive to kidney issues, go back to the old litter they were using and also add water to their food. At one point I had stopped giving them wet food twice a day and only gave them at night but I also had to reverse that and give them twice a day. When I realized those changes still weren’t bulletproof, I started adding these drops to their food and it had been a game changer in their urinary output. One in particular still gets crystals and I see blood in his urine every so often but it takes a lot less time for him to pass them with these drops. I’ve also seen a lot more urine output from that cat in particular. It really stresses me out when they aren’t well but I am thankful that these drops are showing signs of working. It’s a bit of an expensive investment but after trying another brand with no real results, I would definitely keep purchasing this brand. All of the instructions are on the bottle which makes dosages easy and it does have a slight smell but my cats don’t seem to mind it. They eat all of their food with no issues.

This is “Liquid Gold”. My cat was suffering pain, irritation and swelling from crystals in her bladder which she had a very difficult and painful time urinating and was pulling out her fur on her stomach. She was seen by the vet who prescribed prednisolone every few weeks and as soon as she completed the round of meds, she again suffered from the irritation from the crystals. I came across this treatment. With patience and approximately 6-8 weeks of giving this to her twice a day, knock on wood, she has had normal urine output, for a year now and has regrown the stomach fur!! So happy I found this…thus alleviating the trip to the vet, high vet bills and the need to give her steroids. She takes it like a champ. I just tell her to look at mama, and smile. She opens the side of her mouth and just squeeze the liquid from the dropper in. I would recommend this to anyone whose kitty had difficulty urinating properly. I wish I knew about this years ago, as I had a cat who actually needed PU surgery for the same issue. Much less expensive than vet visits, stress and surgery to correct.

It really works. My baby boy wasn't able to pee for a while and he kept crying and would even growl. I felt so bad. So I bought him this. And he finally peed, for the first time in... Idk... but it had been a while.... Though it works, I'm giving it 4 stars 🌟. Since I've been giving this to him, he's unable to hold his pee in and doesn't make it to the litter box. So he ends up peeing everywhere.... if it wasn't for that, I'd definitely give this 5 stars ✨️ .

My cat got urinary blockages a couple of times. The vet at the emergency clinic told me I needed to agree to PU surgery (where they would mutilate his male anatomy and then send him home for a long, miserable recovery) or consider "putting him down." But I'm stubborn! Obviously the vet's prescription cat food wasn't preventing the blockages. And it bugged me that the stuff was full of corn and rice. So I took him off that, started giving him better quality food, and started giving him Urinary Gold. That was nearly 6 months ago and so far he hasn't had any more urinary issues!!