Chanca Piedra Powder Dog & Cat Supplement, 4-oz bag

• Chanca Piedra supports urinary tract health in cats and dogs.
• May help to break up kidney, bladder and gall stones.
• Anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties support relief of and prevention of urinary tract infections.
• Helps to reduce calcium and cortisol in urine to help prevent calcium oxalate stones.
• Top dress food or cook or bake into homemade food and treats.

If kidney or bladder stones have your furbaby in pain, The Petz Kitchen Chanca Piedra Stone Breaker Urinary Infection & Inflammation Dog & Cat Supplement offers a holistic way to help. Chanca Piedra, a shrub from the Amazon rainforests, may help to break up kidney, bladder and gall stones for a happier, healthier best friend. Its anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties support the relief of current and may help to prevent future urinary tract infections. It also helps to reduce the amount of calcium and cortisol in your pet’s urine, which is a paw-some benefit for pets prone to calcium oxalate stones. This supplement can complement the lifestyle changes you make to help manage and prevent your pet’s condition. It’s easy to feed, too. You can top dress your pet’s food, or you can cook or bake it into your pet’s homemade food or treats to make it extra-tasty.

Contraindicated for pregnant and nursing pets and likely contraindicated for pets diagnosed with hypoglycemia and for use with diuretic medications. May strengthen the effects of insulin, diabetic, diuretic, anti-hypertensive and beta-blocker drugs and other heart medications (including chronotropic and inotropic drugs.) Unless your pet is experiencing an emergency situation such as an unpassable stone, a urethral blockage or risk or other critical health issue, it is suggested your pet take a 5-7 day break at 30 days of use, and then resume as needed. Suggested to add a probiotic to help support native gut flora due to its natural anti-microbial activity. Your pet will likely drink more water and need more bathroom breaks. For a small to medium size dog, the average use is 1-3 months; For a large breed dog it is 3-6 months. The suggested timeframe is an average to help break down active stones but also for its potential preventative actions against future stone formation.