WholeCran Intense™

My experience/opinion may not be popular with everyone, but this product has enabled us to keep our 3 year old bichon frise out of bladder stone surgery a second time in 12 months. When stones reappeared after following so-called "prescription" diets (nothing in the ingredients is prescribed or restricted--my definition of a hoax) we found that WholeCran Intense, added to her food, and additional water in the form of diluted bone broth (made for dogs not people) and a clean home-cooked low purine diet with water added has controlled her pH levels which adds up to no infections, no blood in urine, no straining or discomfort and NO SURGERY. So as long as she is symptom-free we will follow this plan and monitor her closely. She shows all signs of health and vitality and has regular vet supervision. not a recommendation, simply sharing our experience hoping to avoid yearly surgeries.

I use this in my dog's food every morning. She has regular UTI's, and it gets really bad. I was having to feed her Science Diet C/D food, which I hated because it was full of fillers and made her gain a lot of weight...but it was the only thing that helped keep her from having the UTI's. Every since I made the switch to this supplement, I have been able to give her other dry food that is of much better and organic quality and her UTI's are gone!

I’ve noticed my old dog peeing more and easier now. Before giving him this powder he was having a hard time.

I purchased this to help my fur babies remain healthy. They have a clean food diet and this goes into their food and there are no issues. They also get food grade peroxide in their water fountain. I noticed that their saliva no longer triggers my allergies and although they are both toilet trained, my younger one wet my bed and I only knew because of the wet spot and him dashing out of the room lol. There is faint feline urine smell since they have been getting those in their food and water. I am very pleased.

I have a 12 year old greyhound. Over the past 6 months, he's been suffering with recurring bladder infections. After several courses of expensive antibiotics, my veterinarian suggested that I add this to his food. I freely admit that I was skeptical... he's a picky eater, and has a NOTORIOUSLY (How do I put this...) "fickle" digestive system. I added two measures (they give you a little scoop inside the can- you've gotta fish around for it like the powdered drink cans-- be careful though- this stuff isn't cheap, and you'll send a bunch of it flying trying to get the scoop out if you're not careful) to his evening meal, stirred in his spoonful of pumpkin (again- there's that famous greyhound stomach/intestinal sensitivity), and added a little water. He gobbled it down. I was thinking it might be a bit bitter, as it's cranberry after all, but he didn't seem to mind one bit (WHEW). As to its effectiveness... well, he hasn't had an accident as of yet (crossing fingers). In all fairness, he's on an 'every three hour' "go out" schedule, with the exception of overnight, which is 6 hours (some day I'll sleep again), but again- no accidents- I'll take it.