Hackney Dog House Urinary Cranberry for Dogs and Cats

Support your furry friend’s urinary health with our gentle, plant-based Urinary Cranberry Powder, ideal for dogs and cats prone to bladder issues or recurring UTIs. This clean, natural supplement is free from fillers, preservatives, and artificial ingredients, making it a safe and easy way to promote a healthy urinary tract. Sprinkle over wet or dry food to encourage intake, even for fussy eaters.

Why you’ll love it:

• Supports bladder & urinary health: Formulated to help maintain a healthy urinary tract and reduce the risk of infections, especially for pets prone to UTIs.
• Made with 4 natural ingredients: Cranberry, Marshmallow Root, Liquorice Root, and Astragalus Root – no fillers or nasties.
• Fast-acting & easy to serve: Sprinkle over wet or dry food. Ideal for daily use or ongoing maintenance after the initial 14-day support phase.
• Gentle but effective: Provides natural antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits without relying on antibiotics.

Ingredients: Cranberry Powder, Marshmallow Root Powder, Liquorice Root Powder, Astragalus Root Powder

Analytical Constituents (per 100g):

• Crude Protein (min) 20%
• Crude Fat (min) 6%
• Crude Fibre (max) 20%
• Crude Ash (max) 4%

Feeding Guide:

• Cats & Small Dogs – up to ½ tsp per day
• Medium Dogs – 1 tsp per day
• Large Dogs – 1 to 1½ tsp per day
• XL Dogs – 1½ to 2 tsp per day
• One pouch ≈ 40 servings

Customer Review:
Tony S: “Our dog struggled with recurring UTIs, but since we started using this cranberry powder, his urinary health seems much more stable. He loves it sprinkled over his food and we feel confident giving him a natural, safe supplement.”

Perfect for:

• Dogs and cats prone to urinary issues.
• Pets who are fussy eaters or need an easy-to-administer supplement.
• Supporting overall urinary tract health in a natural, gentle way.

Important Notice:
While our Urinary Cranberry Powder supports urinary health and wellbeing, it is not a treatment for kidney disease or serious urinary conditions. Regular check-ups with your veterinarian remain essential to maintain your furry friend’s health.