Pet Wellbeing Gold Urinary for Cats - The Natural Health Support of the Feline Urinary Tract - 2 Oz (59 ml)

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

I recently took in a cat from the streets. He was peeing outside of the litter box - alot. Found out he has urinary crystals. This, along with a prescription dry food, seems to have helped Charlie Cookie to be more comfortable. He is urinating appropriately now and seems quite content. SO GLAD I found this product!

Muy caro y no funciona

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 🐈

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!!