VETRISCIENCE Bladder Health Chews, Vetri Bladder Supplement for Dogs, Incontinence Support, Reduce Urine Leakage and Overactive Bladder, Soy Protein and Red Clover, Chicken, 60 Count

EDIT: It’s just been reaffirmed how much these VetriScience products help! Everywhere had sold out of VetriScience Bladder Strength so my girl hadn’t been taking it for about 4 days. Well - there’s been an increase in the leaking into her diapers at night. She still has her meds and the other supplement - so it’s not like a full on pee - but I’d say there’s about an ounce in there each morning (much better than fully emptying her bladder but very different from the one or two drops/no drops she was having with BOTH supplements + meds). THESE PRODUCTS ARE LEGIT! So glad I came here again to see if it was in stock yet - just ordered another bottle!BUY THIS RIGHT NOW! You’re here reading reviews because your dog is having incontinence issues - BUY THIS! Okay. My 10.5 year old female dog has dealt with spay incontinence since she was a puppy. It was my fault - I trusted the local animal foundation who urged me to get her spayed when I had her litter mate brother neutered - they were very young. Anyways, my girl’s spay incontinence wasn’t intense - it had been very well controlled with Proin her entire life - until this year. It seemed as if the Proin completely stopped working. She was pretty much dripping a little bit all the time, was completely evacuating her bladder overnight about 2 times weekly and her whole personality changed. She went from a confident fun loving dog to an anxious, tentative, shy dog that would hide behind the couch or under the table etc. She was totally ashamed - as any house broken animal would be when they were constantly having accidents. She had a few thorough exams by her vet - NOTHING was wrong with her health - it was just age exacerbating a lifelong problem. She was taken off Proin for 2 weeks to break her tolerance to it and when reintroduced, that reduced the leaking but didn’t make enough of a dent. Her vet added DES (hormonal treatment) to increase bladder control and it did but only for about two days - which wasn’t terribly helpful because she can only have it once a week. $1000 injections to her bladder weren’t possible so I started looking at supplements. A very VERY popular supplement failed her - it actually made the leaking and full on accidents much worse. I kept reading reviews that said to stick with it and I did and I regret that because it made my dog more miserable. I moved on to another supplement - it changed nothing. Another supplement - nothing. Another supplement - yeah again, nothing. I finally found a supplement made by VetriScience (Bladder Strength) and it did help, some. As I went to reorder it, this was recommended to me by Amazon - VetriScience Vetri Bladder - since I liked their other product, I added this one, too. While not a total solution, it has made a world of difference!!!! My dog wears washable cloth dog diapers to bed which I line with women’s sanitary pads (it’s easier to change the pads than to wash the diaper AND the blankets if she has an accident). So with the white pads - I can see if there’s a leak - it’s pee - there is yellowing. Ever since VetriScience Vetri Bladder - IF my dog even leaks at night, it’s literally just a few drops on the pads. Enough that I need to change the pad because I won’t have her sleeping with even one drop of pee - but it’s nothing like what had been happening prior to using this supplement! It’s been months now and it still really works well. I DO increase the two VetriScience supplements by a half supplement twice daily; slightly more than what her weight calls for, towards the end of the week as her DES med becomes useless and she’s nearing needing her next dose. That adds up to one extra supplement daily, for a few days each week. Once she gets her DES dose again, we go back to one chew with breakfast and one chew with dinner until end of week when it’s worn off again. I don’t know if this matters but I give her the supplements and her Proin about 1/2 hour before she eats - to make sure food doesn’t interfere with absorption and she’s always covered (DES must be taken with food). Trust me - having spent thousands on this issue (vet visits, several brands of diapers till I found the right one, all the failed supplements, the pads and laundry detergent and bleach) - I’m just incredibly thankful to have found this! Plus - our Vet loves that these don’t have cranberry in them because she’s seen cranberry cause too many problems in dogs with incontinence issues. I learned that a fee years ago. Gave my girl a doggy cranberry supplement just to keep her bladder healthy and it made her leaky. The leakage stopped when that supplement was thrown away.So VetriScience Bladder strength + VetriScience Vetri Bladder + her meds = my girl has regained her confidence and is happy again. I included all the details in case this might be the right path for someone else to take.I don’t have to wash the dog blanket every single day (the dogs sleep on top of my bed) - just the normal twice weekly washing cuz dogs smell lol. I have a layer of x-large puppy training pads beneath the dog blanket on their side of the bed (my side is blocked off with boxes to keep them off when I’m not in there) because I’m always ready for an accident and don’t want my mattress ruined. Well - I used to have to change those pads everyday, too. Now with her diapers catching just those few drops when they happen - and NO full evacuating of her bladder - I only have to change those pads out every few weeks because of my dust allergy - not because of pee. I told you my dog is happier - I am too! It’s really hard to keep up with a leaky dog - I’m so glad I found products that really work. I LOVE VetriScience!Also, the company itself - is absolutely amazing. I called with a question and they got back to me - Leah is a hugely helpful asset, there. They really believe in what they do and I have benefitted from their products! Since this is a raving review - I’ll say I’m not affiliated with VetriScience or the seller here on Amazon and I have not been rewarded in any way for this review. I just want to spread the word to everyone going through what I’ve gone thru with my dog.

We were having serious problems with our 5 year old shepherd. She had accidents everywhere, 4-5 times a day, and it was obviously a badder control issue (it was when she stood up, or got excited, so it wasn’t purposeful). I didn’t want to spend an arm and a leg at the vet and put her on any medication that wasn’t absolutely necessary. After reading tons of reviews I settled on this one. I had read it was geared more towards female dogs, so we have it a try. It has worked WONDERS! I panic when we get low on them. She takes two chews a day and really seems to like the flavor (she’s not picky at all, though). Her accidents went from being a huge stress in our lives to barely ever happening. I can’t give this product enough stars. The only thing is the chews seem a little hard, not so much “chewy” as the name implies, but it wasn’t a problem for our pup at all. Absolute LIFESAVER.

Here's our situation. Adopted our Akita from the city shelter. The vet estimated her age between 2-3 yrs. Did the whole adopting process with the shots and spay! That's the problem. Spaying removes everything! If the ovaries are left in, hormones still produced and actually are needed for many functions, one of which helps muscle tightness of the urinary sphincter. Incontinence in large breed females is about 30%. About a month after her operation, there would be wet areas where she slept. Turns out she was leaking.Took her to our vet who acknowledged she probably does have incontinence due to her spaying, but wanted to make sure it wasn't something else like UTI. Urine and blood tests were all normal so he prescribe Incurring which is hormone treatment for the rest of her life, if it works. We looked up the side effects some of which are anxiety (she already is super active and like a tight spring), nervousness, vomiting, etc. Cost is about $30/month plus scrip and 3-4 month blood monitoring. It's not the cost but the lifelong monitoring. Just leave the ovaries intact and we'll take our chances on mammary cancer.Research shows soy products can mimic the female hormones and VetriScience makes products that claim to help. And its like food, no bad side effects unless she eats TOO much! By this time our girl was wetting a lot. Even walking if she jumped, landing would allow some leakage. Her bed was soaked in the AM, washing/drying was a daily routine. Towels everywhere as she would sleep on the tile floor. We started different VS products like "Bladder Strength", then "Vetri Bladder". Each helped. We just couldn't get it right.She would be dry for a couple days then flash flood the third day. Or sometimes just wet in the afternoon. We could not see any pattern. After about 2 months, we finally figured out if ovaries constantly secrete a bit of hormone into system, maybe instead of one chew in AM and another in PM, split them into smaller pieces. She weighs 70 lbs so we increased the Vetri Bladder from 2, then 2.5, now 3 chews/day. But I cut each chew in half and give one/4hrs except the last PM (Times given 6, 10AM, 2, 6, 10PM-last one is whole chew). This seems to be working. Been a week now and no accidents. She is happier too, and we definitely are happier!We hope this continues to work! We are now on a mission to tell everyone not to do a fully neutering, leave the ovaries!! The way God intended their bodies to work!!!

These work great for our 5 year old female. I really wanted to avoid prescriptions, so I turbsxti this instead. My husband didn’t think they worked until I kept pouring out no issues, then we ran out of a pack once and within 3-4 days she started having issues again. Thankful the new pack arrived shortly thereafter. We’re on auto ship now! Thanks! This is a great and trusted brand in our family. Has been for over 10 years.

We have a 15 year old American Eskimo/Poodle mix who started random peeing. At night she would wet her bed or just let go on the floor while laying down. I tried another item and then added this one and within about 3 weeks she is no longer doing the random peeing at all. The dosage for her is one bone shaped treat a day. They can easily be crumbled or broken in half. She seems to like the taste. So happy to have avoided putting her on an RX with side effects.