What is the pH of this treat? My dog is prone to UTIs so I try to keep her pH as close to 7 as I can
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I checked my package thoroughly and did not see anything on pH. I was able to contact the company about this treat in regards to something different, and they responded very promptly. I would give that a try. Sorry I couldn't help anymore than this.
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I am not sure actually! My dog was 10/11 when he started using it and only uses his UGDOG now unless I take him out. Maybe help her out by placing her on the UGODOG so she can get used to it. You can maybe even buy one of those sprays that attract her urintating on the area it's placed. Hope this helps.
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A bit late to answer but saw your question only today. I gave my kitty the cranberry relief and 10 drops of UTI+ twice a day. It didn't show any negative symptons. Hope your baby is OK.
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I am giving it to my 9 year old Maltese and she is walking better. She is blind and suffering from lameness in her legs. You should give it to him one dose a day and follow the weight dose. I got a measuring syringe fill it to the recommended dose and give it to her that way. She loves the taste.
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It probably just depends on the dog and the severity of infection?? It's worth a try if you ask me!!
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I gave it to my dog for about 2 months and she seemed to be a little better but now I am not giving it her she has reverted back to eating poop. It seems to be a habit that is hard to break the vet told me to put meat tenderizer in her meals but I don't think that worked either. Someone told me not to pick up and put hot chili sauce on it and when they go to eat it it taste bad and that sometimes helps. We pick up all the time but if there is one lot out there she finds it, we tell her off but she still does it. I am told it is a natural thing but I have never had a dog that did it before, so very frustrating. Sorry I haven't been much help but that's my experience. I gave it to my dog for about 2 months and she seemed to be a little better but now I am not giving it her she has reverted back to eating poop. It seems to be a habit that is hard to break the vet told me to put meat tenderizer in her meals but I don't think that worked either. Someone told me not to pick up and put hot chili sauce on it and when they go to eat it it taste bad and that sometimes helps. We pick up all the time but if there is one lot out there she finds it, we tell her off but she still does it. I am told it is a natural thing but I have never had a dog that did it before,... » Read More I gave it to my dog for about 2 months and she seemed to be a little better but now I am not giving it her she has reverted back to eating poop. It seems to be a habit that is hard to break the vet told me to put meat tenderizer in her meals but I don't think that worked either. Someone told me not to pick up and put hot chili sauce on it and when they go to eat it it taste bad and that sometimes helps. We pick up all the time but if there is one lot out there she finds it, we tell her off but she still does it. I am told it is a natural thing but I have never had a dog that did it before, so very frustrating. Sorry I haven't been much help but that's my experience. « Show Less
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I have two dogs and have been using it for about a month. I add some of the mixture (powder and hot water) to their meals, twice a day. I will order the larger size next time; I'm convinced since my dogs really love the taste.
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Do you mean amount for the dog? I believe it's based on weight. There is a small scooper in the bottle and it's direction for my 7.5 lbs Yorkie 1/2 to 1 scoop. Been giving him 1 scoop with his meals. Breath seems fine teeth less yellow. But large piece of tartar needs to be removed. Should have started earlier on this.
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Treat! Have puppy take treat and put the swab thingy in with the treat and pull it out fast. I never heard of a doggie not opening it's mouth. Hummmm. If the drool doesn't touch the floor or anything else that contaminate it I don't see where that wouldn't work. Just don't get the swabs soaked.
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This is one of the definitions I get when I looked into it: "This phosphate is often used in foods and in water treatment. The pH of such formulations is generally adjusted by mixtures of various sodium phosphates, such as this salt." I don't believe it is toxic. This is the ONLY dog food my dog can eat without getting diarrhea. She has an extremely sensitive stomach.
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My dog is 4.5 lbs, and I budget these treats into her diet. She gets one when I leave the house, or half a one if I leave the house more than once that day. So I would say one treat a day maximum for a tiny dog. She now has a prescription diet and cannot have ANY treat with protein in it, but these were her favorite treats.
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I'm not sure. It's been a while since I used it. My dog's sensitive stomach wasn't able to continue using them, but until the stomach issues, they worked great. Sorry I don't have the info your looking for.
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Margaret, I can't find the PH on the bottle anywhere, and I do not have the pkg anymore. Sorry I couldn't be more help. Thanks, L. Sinner
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Here you go, Barb... ACTIVE: Glucosamine HCL 600mg, Chondroitin Sulfate 300mg, MSM 250 mg, Absorbic Acid 30mg, Manganese 5mg. INACTIVE: Dicalcium Phosphate, Kaolin, Magnesium Stearate, Maltodextrins, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Natural Flavoring, Silica Aerogel, Stearic Acid, and Vegetable Oil. I've been giving this to my 11 1/2 year old shepherd mix since February, after paying through the nose for Rimadyl. She was having random 'crying fits' where she would just yelp and whimper for no reason. The vet said, physically, she was fine, but that she probably had some aches and whatnot in her joints - she's older and a big dog (60lbs). She's not had a single 'crying fit' since she's been on this stuff - over three full months now. So, it seems to work for me. :)
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Probiotic miracle works great for my diabetic fur baby. I give him less than the suggested amount or it gives him real soft poops. He has not had a UTI since being DX with diabetes and that was 2 years ago. It says on the website it is made in the USA. I like it because it doesn't have many inactive ingredients (fillers) in it. It doesn't upset his stomach either. I live in Florida so I do keep it in the refrigerator. Go to Nusentia.com for further answers. There you can contact them. I tried the Mercola probiotic and my diabetic baby did awful on it. He got a stomachache and started to eat grass to vomit. To many fillers in the Mercola probiotic. I also give probiotic miracle to my other fur baby. But beware you give to much and it will give them the poops because it does have inulin in it. I give my 25 pound dog (diabetic) a little less than an 1/8 of a tsp. 2x a day and my 7 pound dog 1/2 of an 1/8 of a tsp. in each bowl of food. I home cook for my guys, they get no dog food. I also supplement with Nupro, omega 3 oil, vitamin E, and brewers yeast with garlic. I put no poison on my guys either and no vaccines ever again for my guys. Over vaccinating is killing our fur babies. Good luck!!!
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D-Mannose did NOT work to cure my UTI that was an e coli colony count of 100,000. I threw other things at it, too, like uva ursi, etc. No luck. I had been able to cure one before when it was just a twinge and I did not have a confirmed lab result. I WISH it were always a cure. But no. I do plan to take it as a preventative. I hear there may be a vaccine around the year 2020. These infections are H*LL.
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My dog gets the suggested daily dose of 1/4 rounded teaspoon per cup of dry dog food. I know there are a lot of doses in the size container I buy which is one pound. This seems to be just about right for her as she seems to have no digestive problems. I have never actually counted the dosages, but it lasts a long time. I wouldn't want to be without this product.