Uromaxx for Cats and Dogs - 6 fl oz
Item: 34448
Availability: In Stock
Description
UroMAXX Urinary, Kidney & Bladder Dog & Cat Supplement provides your pet with the nutrition he needs to stay healthy. The delicious chicken-flavored liquid supplement encourages the release of fluids, helping to return your pet back to a normal routine. Since this supplement discourages struvite and oxalate crustal formation, it's great for treating existing complications as well as preventing future occurrences. Made from a proprietary blend of herbal extracts, this supplement uses cranberry extract and glucosamine HCL to help nourish and strengthen the urinary tract lining to treat problems associated with the urinary tract, kidneys or bladder. Cold processed in a liquid formula, this supplement is made from ingredients sourced in the United States and manufactured in an FDA licensed laboratory.
- Two-in-one proprietary liquid formula blend benefits urinary tract, kidney and bladder health in dogs and cats.
- Easy-to-give, this chicken-flavored supplement can be measured and poured over dry or wet food once a day.
- Cold processed in a liquid formula ensures higher absorption rate and easier assimilation for full potency and maximum effect.
- Benefits struvite crystals, acute and chronic cystitis, hematuria and a host of other conditions associated with the urinary tract.
- Safe and effective formula is sourced and made in the United States and utilized by animal hospitals and veterinary specialists across the country.
Advantages / Benefits
- Supply: 6 month supply for an average sized cat / 2 month supply for an averaged size dog
- Palatable natural roasted chicken flavor
- The only liquid formula for UTI, Kidney, & Bladder Problems
- Cold processed liquid formula, ensures full potency
- Easy to administer, measure and pour over food or canbe given directly into the mouth
- No sugar, starch, salt, wheat, yeast, milk or soy
Ingredients
| UroMAXX™ Active Ingredients | UroMAXX™ for Cats and Dogs (per 1.0ml) 6oz. |
|---|---|
| Cranberry Juice Extract | 75 mg |
| Glucosamine | 65 mg |
| Vitamin-C as Ascorbate Acid | 35 mg |
| Herbal Extract & Amino Acid Support Proprietary Blend: Cornsilk Powder, Dandelion, Whole Plant Powder, Nettle Leaf, L-Methionine, Uva Ursi | 85 mg |
Inactive Ingredients:
Glycerin, Purified Water, Natural Chicken Flavor, Potasium Sorbate, Xanthan Gum.
Useful Information
| ArthriMAXX™ for Cats and Dogs Daily Dosage Guideline if fed twice a day | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 10 lbs | 10-15 lbs | Over 16 lbs | |
| AM | 0.5ml | .75ml | 1.5ml |
| PM | 0.5ml | .75ml | 1.0ml |
| ArthriMAXX™ for Cats and Dogs Daily Dosage Guideline if fed once a day | |||
| Under 10 lbs | 10-15 lbs | Over 16 lbs | |
| AM | 1.0ml | 1.5ml | 2.5ml |
Why choose ArthriMAXX™ for dogs over other joint formulation on the market?
- It is formulated and manufactured in an FDA, cGMP and pharmaceutically licensed facility under strict quality control.
- It’s easy for you to use; just measure and pour over dry or wet food.
- It is cold processed in a liquid formula to ensure both higher absorption and easier assimilation for full potency.
- ArthriMAXX™ is being utilized by prestigious animal hospitals and veterinary specialists across the country.
- ArthriMAXX™ contains no sugar, starch, salt, wheat, yeast, corn, milk or soy derivatives.
- ArthriMAXX™ is perfect for your diabetic and animal protein allergic dogs and cats.
- ArthriMAXX™ is safe, effective and has no adverse side effects.
Customer Reviews
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By Lynn
Eugene, Oregon
Difficulty in peeing and blood in urine
April 29, 2014
My cat Midnight have been plagued with difficulty in peeing, peeing where she isn't supposed to, blood spots in her urine, howling in discomfort and I was at my wits end trying to find something to help ease her pain. Uromaxx was it! I even took her to the vet and after $250 vet bill and pumping her with chemicals and needles I vowed not to do that again as their treatment did not help. I decided to give Uromaxx a try as it was a natural remedy and I figured what was there to lose? At least she would be getting nutrition in her body. I mix it in her wet food by putting a dab of wet food down, then putting .75ml on it then covering it with another dab of food twice a day for her daily dose of 1.5ml. She laps up her food and because I have 5 cats I don't have to worry if one of the other cats comes to finish up her food as it is a natural product of nutrition. I've only had one blood spot drop incident and she has gone a couple times on a toweled area I have with a pee pee pad under it since giving this product a try. But, no more howling and she seems to have an easier quicker time of peeing now. Definitely a huge improvement from what I had to deal with before. I give her a break from it once in a while so she can have 100% food. I am probably at 90% of the time giving her Uromaxx. I will continue to buy this product as it has lasted quite a long time. I purchased it a couple months ago and I still have 1/3 a bottle left. I highly recommend this product and want to thank the inventors who created a more natural remedy for our beloved friends.
ProsNatural remedy. More economical than a vet bill. No worries around a multiple cat household if other cats taste it. No pill to put down their throat. No chemicals or needles to administer the product.
ConsNone
By Melissa
highly recommended
August 30, 2010
This has helped to dramatically reduce the number of crystals in my cat\'s urine. His vet was very pleased and told me to keep giving him the supplement. I have also started to give this to my older cat who was just found to be in the early stages of kidney disease. I am quite happy with this product.
Customer Q&A
1 Question &
1 Answer
Kristina Bosworth
from Rochester NY asked:
September 27, 2018
I did not see that the label says refrigerate after opening and left it out and was giving it to my cats. Should I be concerned about any adverse effects? I have thrown the bottle away now.
1 Answer
Hello Kristina, if your cats are doing okay then there should be no cause for concern.
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on May 21, 2019