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I am using this as a preventative measure, rather than to treat my dog for any such conditions. Therefore it's difficult to testify to any kind of success, other than to say there have been no symptoms of any urinary issues before or since taking this product. However, I can say that he seems to like the scent and flavour of it, so there's no hardship on his part in taking it. I'm very happy with the all natural ingredients and that it is manufactured here in Canada. A couple of things to note; It must be kept refrigerated after opening. It does tell you this (see pic) but I feel the instruction is buried amongst other details and it should be a stand alone statement written a little more boldly to avoid spoiling the product. Secondly, if you give this to your dog during the winter months, expect to see a darker and brighter coloured pee staining in the snow! Not a sign of a sudden issue with your dog (although monitor it, or cease for a day or two to check, in case of a coincidental timing) but the treatment passing through his system. Similar to how certain pills or medicines can affect humans in the same way. Unlikely it will show up very well otherwise but worth noting, I feel.

Obviously not a substitute for seeking veterinary advice, particularly in more severe cases of urinary issues. It is a decent quality product with natural ingredients that I am happy to use for preventative measures or at first sign of milder symptoms, though.

I picked this up for my senior dog who occasionally shows early signs of an oncoming UTI, which isn't uncommon at her age. My goal was to be proactive and hopefully stop things before they escalate. It's only been under a week of using it, but so far, so good.

What I really appreciate about this product is the transparency. There are no vague proprietary blends, every ingredient and its exact amount per 1mL dropper is clearly listed. That gives me a lot more confidence in what I'm actually giving her. The formula itself makes sense too, with D-Mannose, cranberry, dandelion, nettle, and cornsilk all working together to support urinary health. I was previously giving her Cranberry, dandelion and nettle, but all separately in different forms. It's nice to have them all together.

It's also made in Canada to human supplement standards, which matters to me. Knowing it's produced in a certified GMP facility and notified under the VHP program adds an extra layer of trust.

My dog can be picky with supplements, but I mix this into a little peanut butter she gets after dinner and she doesn't seem to notice at all. The bacon flavour must help, because there's been zero resistance.

Overall, I'm really happy with it so far. It feels thoughtfully formulated, well made, and easy to incorporate into a daily routine. If it continues working the way it has this first week, it'll definitely stay in rotation.

Here is a reminder: this is not a medication, and it is not meant to cure UTI or similar health issues. This is a supplement to support urinary tract and bladder health.

NutraWag is a Canadian brand based in Vancouver. I like their product development philosophy. Instead of devising a "proprietary" blend NutraWag opted for transparency. It lists every ingredients used in the supplement so you know what you are giving your pup. No mystery potions and no surprises.

The ingredients used are human grade and of high concentration. For example, the cranberry extract used is of 50:1 concentration. High concentration leads to less quantity required for each dose.

The product is made in a GMP compliant facility and it is a part of the Government of Canada VHP program. Veterinary Health Products notification program is a government-managed process that helps companies comply with the the rules for importing and selling VHPs for animals in Canada.

Each of the ingredients (dandelion, nettle, cornsilk and cranberry) are all available individually as supplements but having all four together in a bottle means convenience and cost savings.

The pup loves the flavour of the supplement and she needs a couple of drops a day. A bottle should last her 4 weeks. The key takeaway is to consult with the vet and follow their instructions on the length of use.

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