Pure natural Cranberry

Pure Nature Cranberry 90 caps

• For a healthy bladder
• For healthy urinary tract
• Supplementary nutrition
• Suitable for: Human, Cat, Dog

Compound:

• 275 mg Cranberry extract 25:1
• 27.5 mg Vitamin C (as L-Ascorbic Acid)
• Microcrystalline cellulose and silicon dioxide

Properties per ingredient:

• Cranberry (Large Cranberry) is a very sour berry
• Proanthocyanidins from Cranberries prevent the adhesion of bacteria to the bladder wall
• Vitamin C makes urine more acidic and the environment for bacteria in the bladder less attractive

Dosage and application:

• Unless otherwise prescribed by a veterinarian or therapist
• The optimal dosage once a day:
• Dog: 1 - 3 capsules
• Cat: 1 capsule

Contents: 90 capsules

If administering this product multiple times a day is difficult in practice, once a day or once every two days is sufficient. In that case, administer the maximum daily dose. This product is still effective, but the response may take a little longer.

Administration: Can be administered with food. The capsules can be opened to mix thoroughly with the food. Moisten the powder so it doesn't blow out of the bowl. The capsules can also be added to treats, such as cheese or sausage.

If the dog doesn't like the product, the powder can be mixed with some meat or yogurt. For cats, it can be mixed with some meat. If the animal doesn't like it, mix a very small amount of PURE Cranberry Complete with the food and then increase the dosage.

Directions for use: Always provide good-quality food. Provide plenty of fresh drinking water. For a healthy bladder for dogs and cats. In dogs, the most common cause of an unhealthy bladder is a bacterial infection: bacteria enter the bladder through the urethra and multiply there. With an unhealthy bladder, urination is often difficult and the urine is very small. The urine may be cloudy and may even contain blood. Sometimes urination is visibly painful. Antibiotics are usually used to prevent a bladder infection from spreading to the kidneys. However, bladder infections tend to recur. Repeated antibiotic treatments are not recommended for several reasons, one of which is antibiotic resistance.

Treatment duration: In acute situations, the treatment duration is relatively short. This can range from a few days to three weeks. Continue administering this product for a few more days if there is improvement.

For long-term discomfort, the effect is usually visible after 1 to 3 weeks. If there is improvement, you can switch to a maintenance dose. This is usually half the dosage indicated on the packaging. When dosing this product, carefully monitor your animal's reaction.