Utrin®

Utrin® is a concentrated powder that uses two natural ingredients that produce powerful results in fighting against urinary tract infections and bladder problems in dogs and cats. It is highly effective with promoting great urinary health the natural way.

Ideal for dogs and cats of all ages and stages, especially pets prone to urinary infections

97% agreed that Utrin® made a dramatic improvement in urinary health and abatement of UTI and bladder infections. †

How Does It Work?

D-Mannose renders bacteria virtually powerless in the urinary tract of your dog or cat.

Cranberry provides further natural support against urinary pathogens by preventing their attachment to the urinary and bladder walls.

For best results in strengthen bladder and urinary tract immunity, combine with Probiotic Miracle®.

Standard Serving Size: 1 scoop (500 mg / approx 1/8 tsp)

• D-Mannose   125 mg*
• Cranberry (vaccinium macrocarpon) (Fruit)   125 mg*
• *percent daily values not established

Other Ingredients: Cellulose, Raw Liver Powder, Silica.

Features:

• Veterinarian recommended
• Made in the USA at FDA and NASC approved facility
• Biologically appropriate
• Easy to use
• Quality inspected

• No byproducts
• No maltodextrin
• No animal digest
• No rendered meats or meat meals
• No preservatives
• No dyes
• No gluten or corn

Add 1 scoop of Utrin® to your pet's food once or twice per day.

SUPPLEMENTING IS AS EASY AS 1, 2...

Step 1 – Add 1 scoop of Utrin® for every 50lbs of your pet's weight (1-2 times per day). There's a pre-measured scoop located inside your canister for your convenience.

Step 2 – Mix and Serve.
The powder will disappear in your pet's food and there's virtually no taste, so there's little chance they'll notice it in there.

Tip: As with any dietary change, start off slowly to make sure your pet is adjusting well

Every animal is different and will respond on their own timeline. Results may be immediate, but allow 3-4 weeks of consistent use to establish lasting improvement.

Like any positive diet change, you can expect to see a change in stool or flatulence, this is normal and part of the detox phase. For sensitive animals, we recommend starting slowly and increasing dosage weekly while your pet adapts.

Most importantly, add to your pet's meal daily for best results.

Can I give my pet Utrin every day?
Yes! Daily use is recommended especially for pets prone to urinary tract infections.

Can I give my pet Utrin while on antibiotics?
Yes.

Will this cure my pet's UTI?
While many animals with lower UTI may be cured with Utrin® alone, some may require medical intervention, or antibiotics. It is always a good idea to consult with your vet if you have questions about your pet's specific situation. 

This supplement is not intended as a cure or replacement for veterinarian recommended antibiotics. 

If taking the natural approach, we recommend using Utrin™ with Probiotic Miracle®: 

My pet has bladder leakage, not an infection. Could this help?
Bladder leakage is common in older animals, overweight animals, or animals that have had frequent treatment with antibiotics. In these circumstances, over time, the bladder and urinary system become weak. Utrin is excellent at strengthening the urinary and bladder system. For further help, look into a weight management food like Nusentia® Raw & Grain Free.

My pet is diabetic, will this affect blood sugar?
No. Utrin contains non-metabolizable sugars that does not affect blood sugar or pH so it is safe for diabetic pets, and pets with blood sugar concerns.

My pet is peeing blood, will this help?
There is no harm in providing these supplements to improve your pet's urinary health, but if your pet is peeing blood, we strongly recommend you also take your pet to the veterinarian for treatment.

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