Zesty Paws, Cranberry Bladder Bites for Dogs, Urinary & Kidney Support, All Ages, Chicken Liver Flavor, 90 Soft Chews

I'd been using Naturvet Bladder Support, but it started to become 'unvailable' in OZ, so I looked for an alternative and decided to try Zesty Paws. My great Dane seems to have taken to it and it is working quite well with her incontinence. A bit on the pricier side, but there's little choice at the moment. Will buy again.

I don't normally write reviews on Amazon, but I just am absolutely amazed by how quickly this helped my dog. I have a 13 year old shiba inu who suddenly started drinking a ton of water and needing to pee constantly. He had a few accidents inside and even on the way out of our building, which is very unusual for him. Went to the vet, did labs, and confirmed no abnormal findings. No UTI, no diabetes, no Cushing's, and also no solutions. He was still drinking like he was dehydrated and peeing like he couldn't hold it in very well. Gave these a shot and in literally 3 DAYS he is back to normal. No urinary urgency, his water intake is back to normal, and he's energetic and seems to like the supplement. Can't say good enough things, I'll keep buying this for my little man.

My dog likes either cranberry or chicken, it works and she can control her urine.

I thought I'd give these a try as I had already used a different brand. The chews are easy to crumble onto food (as my dog is super fussy) however after a couple of weeks I can't categorily say they are helping. In saying that, there is no harm in giving these to your dog as a maintenance addition to their diet.

Edit: 12-25-2018 We are still ordering this. It continues to help both our pups. Well worth the money. Edit: 11-19-2018 I managed to let Cedar sleep on the bed the other evening, the first time she has done that in a long time now. So, I'll keep right on buying this. We just ordered 4 containers. I am giving them to 2 dogs regularly and occasionally to the others to entice the two main pups to eat it. You kind of go through them rather quickly; however, with these results, I'm still buying it. :D Edit: 10-27-18 I don't know if I would call it a cure, but it's all but stopped Cedars accidents. Avalanche (senior) is still getting some aid. I sincerely think this will be something were using from now on. Glad to have done some research before going to the vet for prescription meds. Edit: It has been approx. One week and Cedar continues to improve. I am delighted with the results. Poor thing she's so used to hearing no, I can't even get her to sit with me now. :( Avalanche has also shown some improvement, but still has room for improvement. Even if it doesn't getter better from this point, it sure has helped with about 50% fewer accidents. Original: We are trying this on two of our huskies. Both are female and suffer the dreaded leakage. The younger (6) Cedar has been getting three a day due to her weight. So far, the accident have slowed down. Our second dog Avalanche is 13+ and only receiving two a day. Due to her weight and the dosing suggestions. We have seen a slight improvement in her but not as good as the Cedar. Though, due to Avalanches advanced age, we could only hope for miracles. She's a life long pet and will be with us always, cleanups and all. We actually have 12 huskies, and 9 are female, looks like we'll be buying this for the foreseeable future. We did notice a change after the 2nd day, and this is only the 4th. Oh, we also went the route of treating it as a treat and not a medication, so they would take it easier. The first time we gave everyone a treat, and then only the ones needing the supplement. ;) Delighted with my purchase, at this point, I am just hoping for more of an improvement once the items build up in their system. But like I said, a noticeable improvement so far. So that makes it money well spent.