Healthy Dog and Cat Bladder balance: Fera’s bladder supplement contains ingredients to support a healthy urinary tract, helps maintain normal kidney function, and supports normal bladder function
No fillers: This bladder control for dogs and cats is formulated with D-mannose, cranberry powder, astragalus, marshmallow root, and stinging nettle root to help support the kidneys and bladder
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Veterinarian formulated: Cranberry supplement for dogs and cats crafted by our Co-Founder, Veterinarian Dr. Dulake; bears the NASC quality seal, made in the USA, GMP-compliant, and doesn’t contain colors, dyes or preservatives
Directions for use: 60 scoops per container; 0-25lbs, give 1 scoop; 26-75lbs, give 2 scoops; over 75 lbs, give 3 scoops
Care from head to tail: Dog and cat supplements crafted from our commitment to creating effective, honest and delicious cat and dog vitamins and supplements, while combining Eastern and Western ingredients for a holistic approach to your pet’s wellbeing
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