Animal Essentials UT-Cyst 1oz

UT Cyst is an advanced veterinary formula used to support and enhance urinary tract structure and function in cats and dogs.

Veterinarian's Apawthecary was founded in 2010 by animal herbalist Greg Tilford, to formulate advanced herbal formulas for veterinarians that are experienced in the uses of herbal remedies in animals. Each formula was developed on the requests of practitioners who expressed their needs for natural remedies that can be used in support of the natural healing systems of dogs, cats and other animals. As opposed to most conventional drugs which are used to suppress only the symptoms of disease, Veterinarian's Apawthecary remedies are intended to holistically support "the whole body" of the animal. Years of clinical use, and the expressed "approvals" of dozens of veterinarians have led to broader distribution of select Veterinarian's Apawthecary products to not-vet pet lovers. Animal Essentials is proud to be the exclusive distributor of Veterinarian's Apawthecary to the general public and the growing community of integrative veterinarians that applaud the levels of quality and expertise that goes into these products.

Active Ingredients: 

A proprietary blend of the following liquid herb extracts: Couchgrass rhizome (Elytrigia repens) 1:2, Kava root (Piper methysticum) 1:2, Cranberry fruit 1:2, Marshmallow root (Althea off) 1:2, Uva-ursi leaf (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi) 1:2

500mg/ml.

Inactive Ingredients: 

Vegetable glycerin USP, distilled water.

Suggested Use:

Squirt directly into mouth.

Dogs:

Up to 30 lbs: .5 - 1 ml, up to 2x daily.

30 - 60 lbs: 1 - 2 ml, up to 2x daily.

Over 60 lbs: 2 - 3 ml, up to 2x daily.

Cats: up to .5 ml once daily.

Safety:

For use in animals only. Keep out of reach of children and animals for which this product is not intended.

Disclaimer:

Individual results may vary. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The statements on this website and all affiliates have not been evaluated by the FDA. Advice on treatment or care of an individual patient should be obtained through consultation with a trained health care practitioner.