Tinkle Tonic - Dog & Cat Urinary Tract Support, Kidney Supplement, Supports Urinary Tract, Bladder Health for Pets, with Marshmallow - 1 fl oz

This saved my cat's life!! After a noisy severe thunderstorm and my neighbor's 4th of July fireworks that scared him to death, our beloved male cat began having constant flare ups of UTI with blood in his urine. He was dropping weight and his coat had lost its luster and shine. He had diarrhea from antibiotics that did not relieve his UTI. He was having accidents everywhere: trying to wet on my bed and on the rugs. He had a desperate look in his eyes and was not sleeping well. When I searched on the internet for an alternative treatment I noticed other customers talking about the Tinkle Tonic. Amazon is always my first website of choice to hunt for items and I was thrilled to find they had it. I was even happier they could ship it in 24 hours -- and I did receive it that quickly. Cat owners claimed you would notice a difference after 2 - 3 days. It was true! Our Starbuck ("Bucky") improved within 3 days - he was having better urination. I gave it to him 3 times a day for 2 weeks and then backed him off to 2 a day, then 1 a day and now he gets it 3 - 4 times a week. I also supplement on 2 -3 mornings each week a scoop of the Cranberry Relief powder also sold on Amazon. I just put it in all the cats moist breakfast food on certain days of the week so I will remember to give it to them. I believe it has helped all of them urinate better even the females. When your cat has suspected UTI problems: I recommend taking your beloved pet to the vet and have them check for any blockage then nod your head in agreement with them and take the antibiotic they give you for the pet. When you come home sit down at the computer, get on Amazon and order Tinkle Tonic. Believe me, it is worth it and saves you and your pet a lot of worry, mess and stress!! It is much cheaper than the constant trip to the vet. I originally ordered the 4 ounce bottle and have only used 1 1/2 ounces since August 2015 to September 2015. 20 drops a dose goes a long way. Now can they come up with one for humans -- that would be great!!

We are so happy and grateful to have been recommended this product by our dog groomer! Our 13 year old, medium sized, half Pom, female dog suddenly started having peeing issues in the house. She was peeing on her bed, on furniture, leaving drips on the floor, etc. She saw the vet and did one round of antibiotics for a possible UTI, which did nothing. We tried the Tinkle Tonic, and have had amazing results, no more peeing in the house whatsoever! It did take about 10 days to work, so we kept her in a diaper during that time, but she doesn’t need to be in it anymore at all. We started mixing it in with a spoonful of her favorite food, but I think it tastes good, because now we just squirt it right on top of her dog food twice a day, very easy to use! I highly recommend this product!

Works really great for my small 16 pd sheltie girl. Really helps her control her urinating uncontrollably. I give her 5 drops daily in her food

My 3 year old cat has had a history of urinary crystals and blockages. I feed him Hill's CD wet food, with Cat Water (made by Vet Water) and administer Tinkle Tonic to him daily. This combination has kept him healthy and able to pass urine healthily. I'm thankful for this product, as I think it definitely aids in keeping his urinary tract functioning properly. Recommended supplement for your sensitive cat!

I use this for my 7-year-old male cat who developed 3 UTIs in a row the winter of '23-24. Along with UTI kibbles (unfortunately, he's not a fan of wet food, although I give him some with probiotics and lysine every morning and he eats about a half of a small can of wet food daily), the UTI food alone didn't seem to cut it. Added Tinkle Tonic AND I blocked his view from the basement to under my deck (possums, stray cats, and even a fox used it as shelter, and I think that made him tense and stressed his bladder) and he stopped having issues!!!! He's been on T.T. for over 2 years now and he opens his mouth on his own to take it straight from the dropper without me needing to scruff him! So Remington the cat gives Tinkle Tonic 5 stars for effectiveness and taste! However, in the past year or so, the dropper does not have the mL markings on it! This is needed desperately! I'm still using an old dropper so I can give the right amount to Remmy. I will have to use the unmarked dropper next purchase as I am concerned about bacterial growth in the marked dropper...but I'll keep the marked dropper to compare to the unmarked one that will probably come in my next order. I wish Tinkle Tonic sellers hadn't cut corners on the droppers!!!

When my male cat Fez was about 2, he began exhibiting behavior that was indicative of the start of a UTI, constant licking of his urethra was one sign but at night he would run thru the house at breakneck speed, yowling. We didn't know what to think, we didn't know if he was yowling out of stress or yowling due to pain, but oddly he wasn't going back and forth to the litter box and straining as cats will do with a UTI. So off to the vet the next morning we went. After testing a urine sample and not finding an infection, evidence of crystals or stones, he was diagnosed with feline idiopathic cystitis (FIC), one of the conditions common to cats with Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD). Our vet surmised he was a stressed out kitty although at that time, we couldn't understand what was causing him to be so stressed. His vet started him on Amitriptyline which is actually an antidepressant called Elavil used for humans. We were told it was found to calm their stress and help decrease inflammation and the painful spasms in their bladder and urethra, it's also been used in dogs. It wasn't until he was a little older that we realized how neurotic and stressed he was- when the garbage trucks came by,or if it a storm came through he would freak out, start yowling and go hide. For the next 2 days, he would have awful diarrhea, requiring his rear end to be bathed after each bout since he has long hair. We had to keep him confined to the bathroom where his litter box was until he was through the worst of it, to prevent him from getting diarrhea....ughhh...all over the house, beds and furniture. And this was happening several times a month. He has asthma now, and I recently read that long term use of Amitriptyline can cause heart problems in cats.I can't help but wonder if the Amitriptyline may have contributed to the asthma. I decided I wanted to try something else, so with some online research I learned about Tinkle Tonic and saw from the reviews that others had success so we tried it, and I'm happy to report we were able to completely stop Fez's Amitriptyline medicine. He gets about 12 drops of the Tinkle Tonic mixed into 2-3 tablespoons of watered down canned cat food each night (watered down to help prevent kidney issues later in life) Sometimes I give it to him twice a day, if he's having a more stressful time. It is a little sweet so he doesn't notice it.

My cat’s tests at the vet showed crystals in his urine. After 5 months on these drops plus 5 mg of Benazepril HCL daily, his crystals are gone and his kidney tests, which were marginal, were normal. So I am pleased with the product. However, I must add a warning. The dropper is made of GLASS. If you insert it in a corner of your cat’s mouth, it will break off! I drop the liquid into his food, so. I am not sure how the dropper broke. Plus, with the second bottle, I did not get a separate dropper as I did with the first bottle. I am now looking for a plastic dropper & bottle to transfer Tinkle Tonic too. It should have been packaged in plastic to begin with. In addition, for the price there should be markings on the dropper.

Our vet suggested this for our cat who has urinary struvite crystals occasionally. It has to keep the urine more alkaline. It is affordable, especially if you think about the cost of vet bills in comparison!! The cat is not fond of taking it, but the cat’s owner loves it because when he gets in trouble, the vet bills are outrageous. So if your cat has urinary trouble, ask your vet if he’s thinks you’re kitty needs some tinkle tonic to help alkalinize his urine, keeping him out of pain and out of the vets office! It’s a win-win for both of us!

Horribly expensive in Canada compared to the U.S., plus shipping.... but it's worth every penny. Pretty much instant relief when my cat is in urinary distress. However, this seller is $20 more expensive than buying from another seller on Amazon.com that ships to Canada. Plus, delivery was much slower than the other seller.

I have a 7 year old cat who has been diagnosed with idiopathic cystitis. She also has a history of bladder infections and bladder stones. I purchased this product before consulting a holistic veterinarian. I used this product for a few weeks however I am not sure it was that helpful for our situation. It seems to me that this product would be geared for less complicated situations. I would suggest that animal owners do their homework and if possible consult a holistic vet for advice. It was worth it for us.

My 9 year old spayed bitch American bulldog started straining to wee and passing bloodclots. After numerous vet visits over 3 months I bought this while waiting for results and prescriptions and after one day of use she started to pee and not strain to wee. I was told she either had an inflammation of the bladder or neoplasia. It would cost me £3k to find out which (the procedures would have been detrimental to her health in any case at her age). She has 1ml tinkle tonic twice a day, together with a course of antibiotics and royal canin diet and she no longer strains to pee but goes everytime. I will continue to use tinkle tonic after her course of antibiotics as it may not be the only cure but it certainly aided her in those few days waiting for other medication. I will also purchase the tonic for joints as this one was so good!!

my cat got FLUTD (feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease) a couple of years ago. He was at the vets two weeks. I remember using Tinkle Tonic with one of my late cats who also suffered from this and he never got it again. I like that none of the ingredients are harmful and are natural. I have been giving him 10 drops in the morning and evening to help support his urinary tract and he doesn't seem to even notice I've put it in his canned food.

I used to use this years ago. Doesn't seem to be the same quality now ?