Amber Technology, Kidney Rejuvenator (1 oz. (30 ml))

My 18-year-old FIV positive cat, Little Bit, who sstill acts like a kitten, suddenly became very whiny, far too thin and stopped eating more than a few bites. I know quick weight loss in cats can cause fatal health problems so i immediately took her to the vet, believing she had a thyroid issue. He thought so as well. Then the blood work came back and I was devastated to learn she had kidney disease. I have had 4 cats who died from kidney disease, and dreaded what I knew was coming. I researched and found this product. I ordered it along with Epakitin, Kidney Restorer, Cat mix vitamins, probiotics, Simply Gold for renal failure, Salmon oil, and hemp and CBD oil. Little Bit resisted every KD food I tried, but with the addition of a phosphorus blocker and distilled water to her food, I can use her regular canned foods. I add distilled water to her canned food to further increase her fluid intake. Adequate fluid intake is crucial for survival in a cat with renal issues. The distilled water I now give her helps to further eliminate phosphorus from her diet. (If you are using canned food for your cat, no matter how healthy he or she is, stop right now. It is one of the worst things you can feed a cat. A cat will not drink enough water to counteract the lack of fluid in the food, hastening kidney disease in even the healthiest of cats. The dry food is also prone to becoming rancid quite fast and is most likely contaminated with rat and roach feces, bug parts, and many impurities. The worst canned food is probably healthier than a supposedly high quality dry food.) She still whines a lot when she is hungry, but she eats well, plays, looks and acts healthy. She still is too thin but we are working on it. Her kidney values are now absolutely normal. I credit this product and the others I use for her vast improvement. The only thing I do not like is that I can smell the ethyl alcohol. Is it necessary? Other than that issue, I am very pleased. I do wish I could find one product that contains all of the ingredients of each product I am using. Before making changes to your cat’s diet, discuss with your vet. My first vet felt KD dry food and sub -q fluids were the only real treatment options. His philosophy made no sense to me (I have a degree in Biology and have been through Kidney disease with enough cats to know this would not help LIttle Bit. He was sending her home to die. My new vet is supportive of Little Bit’s new regimen. I am now confident that Little Bit has lots of time left and will be able to enjoy it. I love my little 4 legged mischief maker far too much to let her suffer without a fight. So glad I found this product.

My cat ingested lily pollen from outside and when very lethargic plus roaming at the mouth. I had asked for rush delivery and the seller actually personally drove up to Toronto to delivery it for me. I was surprised that this helped him feel better within a couple of days and it worked. But he hated the taste.

Last November my pup, Maddie, of 15.5 years went into severe kidney failure. Took her to four vets and all the same prognosis-kidney failure - feed her this special dog food- little protein.Well as you know that doesn't work and I was running out of time. She wasn't eating - she was dying!. I did some research about Amber Tech Kidney Rejuvenator and it was a mix of good and bad reviews but I was out of options. Started her on Kidney Rejuvenator and for two weeks no results. I continued forcing chicken broth and water/pedialyte. On Thanksgiving morning 2018, I thought she wouldn't last the day, but the miracle happened, she started to eat a little turkey, her favorite meal. I didn't care what she ate as long as she ate. AMAZING!!! Her health started improving and I continued to give her the prescribed dosage until February 2019 and cut back dosage a little.What a life saver this was for Maddie. Of course, she is now 16 and has the usual eyesight and hearing problems but her appetite is great and she is HAPPY!THANK YOU !! AMBER TECHNOLOGY for saving Maddie's life. I know that all things don't work for every dog but I highly recommend this herbal mixture of lemon, pine needles, uva ursi leaf, yarrow, white willow bark, to name a few of the healing ingredients! It's worth a try for your pup!

After waiting a very long time the item finally arrived in used damaged condition. I immediately contacted the seller but was refused a return. I explained to the seller its arrived in unacceptable condition after waiting so long. This is a health product, I do not feel safe giving my pet this looking at the condition. Anyhow seller refused to provide shipping label and stated that only brand new unused condition would be processed a return minus the cost of shipping of shipping it to me. Extremely unethical. While looking at the ingredients it contains alcohol. Alcohol for kidney problems is very bad. Do not buy

I just got this product and will be using it to help my dog with kidney problems, so I can't accurately rate it at this time but will follow up with success. I did want to say I gave some of the product to my cat, who foamed at the mouth; I called the company and they were very helpful. They suggested diluting it with water or broth -- I did this and it worked. My cat still hated it and swore at me, but did not foam at the mouth.Updated feedback 12-30-14: I gave this to my dog, whose creatin was way high. I started him on this product, and within about a week I had him retested. His levels came all the way down to normal range! I thought the vet would be totally curious about how this change came about so quickly, but no. It amazes me how generally uninterested they are in alternative approaches. The vet who gives him acupuncture treatments was, on the other hand, fascinated by the improvement and wanted info on the product.I also want to add that this product did not help my cat with crystals in his urine. What finally turned the corner there was Apple Cider Vinegar (the organic, unfiltered kind with the mother -- such as Braggs brand). Mix 1/4t ACV in 2t water. Dose is 1 ml or cc (same thing). I was giving it to him by syringe 5-6 times a day, and his urine analysis went from a level 4 crystal content to 0 in just over a week's time (again, minimal curiosity from vet). He went back to peeing normally in litterbox. He had also stopped eating and lost 2 lbs -- getting him to eat again was a bit challenging; we tried prednisone to increase appetite but oddly, what finally helped him regain appetite was an injection of valium. It was vet's idea as a last ditch effort. It calmed him, and a side effect of the med is an increased appetite. I switched him to wet food: Purina Pro Plan for urinary tract issues. It is much cheaper to buy this on Amazon than at the pet store! Keep in mind that pets with kidney/bladder/urinary tract issues would be better off not eating dry food (even prescription, which by the way has lots of grain content: not good!). They need as much liquid flushing through system as possible, and wet food delivers much more moisture than dry (which is just common sense, really). If you do use dry, make it as wet as possible.Hope this helps someone :)