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Urinary tract infections are just as uncomfortable for pets as they are for people, and pets get them frequently. Caused by bacteria in the bladder or urethra (the tube through which urine flows), urinary tract infections can make it very painful to urinate. And, if the infections aren't caught early, they can spread upward to the kidneys, causing serious problems.
Symptoms may include:
- Blood in your pet's urine
- Your pet cries or strains when urinating
- The urine has a bad smell
- Your pet wants to go out more often
- Your pet is having accidents in the house
- Fever
If your pet has kidney stones, use with Amber Technology’s Kidney Rejuvenator. If your pet stops urinating, take your pet to your Veterinarian as soon as possible. Your pet must drink plenty of water to flush out the bacteria. If your pet is not drinking you may have to force feed the fluid.
Things you can do to help your pet
- Give Urinary Tract RELIEF consistently
- Strengthen the body with Vitamin C - Vitamin C, being a natural anti-inflammatory, is also great for the lining of the bladder.
Animal Weight/Vitamin C
Under 10 lbs 250 mg
11-40 lbs 500 mg
41 and up 1000 mg
- Give additional fluids - Provide clean water
- Give plant based vitamins and minerals (Spirulina is a great source). This will give your pet the nutrients it needs to help recover.
- Provide plenty of opportunities to urinate - Frequent urination will prevent urine in the bladder from getting too concentrated.
- Keep your pet clean - In females, the urethra is very short and bacteria can ascend very quickly to the bladder.
- Know when to call a Vet - Most urinary tract infections will go away fairly quickly once they are treated with antibiotics. But they can also get worse. The infection can ascend into the kidney and cause very serious problems. If you suspect your pet has an infection, it is fine to wait for a day before calling your vet. But if your pet is not getting better by then (after having tried some of the solutions above) and seems to be in pain, you will need to make an appointment right away. An exception to the wait-and-see rule is if your pet is straining to urinate, but nothing is coming out. Pets that cannot urinate could have a stone blocking the urethra. This is especially common in male cats. This requires emergency medical treatment.
Suggested Use for Urinary Tract Relief: Give orally 3-4 times daily for up to 10 days. Do not exceed the recommended dose.
Animal Weight UTR
Under 3 lbs 2 drops
3-10 lbs 5 drops
11-20 lbs 10 drops
21 and up 15 drops
If using with Amber Technology’s Kidney Rejuvenator, give the Kidney Rejuvenator orally once in the morning and Urinary Tract Relief once in the evening.
Warning: Keep out of reach of children. An overdose can cause a miscarriage in pregnant animals. Discontinue use if you see allergic symptoms such as hives, irritability, trouble swallowing and swelling around the eyes.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Urinary Tract RELIEF Contains
· Olive Leaf - An excellent anti-microbial that will kill viruses and bacteria. It is not widely used as it oxidizes in the body and only lasts for a few minutes. We have found a way to stabilize it so that it will last for 3 hours at a time.
· Mustard Seed -Used in fevers, colds and influenza.
· Black Seed -An overall tonic herb known for its effects on the respiratory system, stomach and intestinal tract, kidney and liver, circulatory and immune system.
· Pau D’arco -South American herb that is used like black seed is used in the orient. It is an overall tonic that, like black seed, is used for all systems of the body. It is also an anti-fungal. Large doses or continued use of this product can cause miscarriage in pregnant animals.
· Lemons - Used for the flavonoids and vitamin c.
· Pine needles – Has some of the same properties that cranberries have. They are high in Vitamin C and cleanse the mucous lining of the bladder and urethra.
· Alcohol - To bring out the properties in the herbs and preserve the tincture.
· Distilled Water.
One 1 oz bottle of Urinary Tract Relief will treat approximately 2 medium size dogs (approximately 30 lbs) and 3 adult cats. Urinary Tract RELIEF has a 4-year shelf life.
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