Denes Bladder Support (Dog) 50ml,Blue

I thought I would give this a try as my 13 year old dog was having a few pee accidents while she slept at night. I didn’t expect much but thought it’s worth a try for the price. I put the measured amount in my dogs food twice a day and it’s like a miracle!!!!After the third day she has not peed once ,she doesn’t seem to mind the taste and the large bottle will last ages. She has had no adverse reactions and I am going to keep giving her this item. I spent over £80 on the trip to the vet before this and it didn’t help. I hope it works for your dog and for the price it’s worth a try

I bought this for our 8yr old Westie, as she had an incontinence problem after a short illness.I was fed up of the constant Vets fees so I thought for the price I would give this a try. Following the instructions after 7/9 days she was back to normal. No more Vet's fee's.Some week's later there has been no recurrence of the incontinence.I'll recommend it, but if it doesn't work for your dog, as it did for mine, I'd make a visit to the Vet's, it may be something they need to attend to.

Having used the Kidney Support drops, I have no doubt this product is of quality and likeliness to help dogs. I researched so many products in the quest of helping my beloved dog that I missed the devil in the detail; which is that you must not use this product for pets with Kidney Disease. Stupid expensive mistake of mine as returns are not permitted, even if bottle has not been opened. Rather annoying that you can't return. I appreciate you have to be careful, as we are talking about medicine here, but there are many medicines that you can return on amazon so confused as to why this can't be returned??? I guess different suppliers have different rules??? May be someone can enlighten me???

My dog was diagnosed with UTI infection then it went to the bladder infection she got it cleared up but it returned after 6 weeks so decided to do a bit of researchand started looked herbal remedies and found this stuff so after purchasing it I gave it to my dog and after 3 days I saw a difference in her . More back to her usual self and being a Cockerpoo she's upto her usual tricks and back to her normal self . So will keep her on this plus probiotics.

Got for my little old dog as she was trying to urinate often like she had cystitis.She was not unwell in herself ,distressed or had a temperature, so I thought I'd try treatment first before vet call.She was having this in conjunction with a homeopathic remedy Cantharis 6 c potency and a little D mannose in her food to help clear the badder.I treated her for a week ,got her on the Lilys kitchen recovery food as rich in good bacteria ;and then i stopped and she is so much better.I think the herb tincture is diuretic so was cleansing and possible making her pee more to get rid of bacteria.So if dog seems to keep peeing after a few days of taking,do stop and see if all is better.Would definitely recommend as a initial treatment if it seems like cystitis.But any other worrying symptoms I would always go to vets.

Sadly didn’t work in my older dog but perhaps would be successful in other dogs. Always worth a try

I have to say I was very sceptical about buying this, my elderly German Shepherd had become slightly incontinent, especially on standing up after lying down for a long time, our vet had prescribed medication that had awful side effects, I have read Buster Lloyd Jones's books years ago (for those of you who don't know, he founded Denes), and knowing that anything from Denes would only be natural products I bought a bottle of this to try............wow what a difference, it hasn't stopped it completely but she is a much happier dog, before she would look at me as if saying ' why did that happen?', of course it may not help every dog but in my dogs case it's been wonderful.

My little Mongrel Sadie has had problems with her bladder for ages and three years ago she had to have an operation to remove bladder stones which set me back £600 plus a further £95 for tests to find out what type of stones.( Struvite)Three Months back The Vet said that she could feel some stones and said that Sadie may need an another operation.Just a few weeks ago Sadie seemed to have lost quite a bit of bladder control and was straining to pass even a small amount of urine which sometimes had blood present. She is 13 now so I was really worried about another operation.I started her on the Denes and she is MUCH better, her urine is blood free and she is no longer having accidents in the house and she does big "puddles" without any difficulty when she is let out.Also I give her Filtered water instead of from the tap because I did read that it is better for dogs prone to bladder stones