In the interest of follow-up, I went to the vet twice for the problem detected with the granules. On the first visit, the vet confirmed the presence of blood in the urine and an abnormality on the ultrasound of the bladder. She suspected either inflammation caused by an infection of some kind, or cancer. Fortunately, on the second visit, after a month’s treatment with anti-inflammatory drugs, the abnormality disappeared and the presence of blood in the urine was rendered zero. I’m very happy to have been able to detect the problem before it developed into something more serious. I think your product deserves to be known, thank you very much!
Did you know that 2 out of 3 cats are at risk of developing urinary tract diseases and/or diabetes?
The main risk factors are:
M – Male
O – Obese
D – Diet (low-quality dry food)
I – Indoor (sedentary lifestyle)
S – Senior (over 6 years old)




