Paxon (Cranberry Extract)
Paxon (Cranberry Extract)
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What is Paxon Cranberry Extract for Dogs?
- Paxon Cranberry Extact is a nutritional supplement for dogs that supports normal urinary tract health.
Why is Paxon Cranberry Extract given to dogs?
- Paxon contains powerful antioxidants called proanthocyanidins (PACs) that may slow the growth of infection-causing bacteria.
- Paxon contains a concentrated source of cranberry extract produced from a unique process that eliminates sugar and oxalic acid and support bladder health.
What else should I know about Paxon Cranberry Extract?
- Tablets are chewable with a beef flavor that your dog will enjoy.
- Each tablet contains 100 mg of concentrated cranberry extract for enhanced urinary support.
What problems could my dog or cat have with Paxon Cranberry Extract?
- It is recommended to consult with your veterinarian before using a nutritional supplement for your dog.
How do you use Paxon Cranberry Extract?
- Use as directed by your veterinarian.
- Manufacturer's suggested use: Give to dogs by mouth once a day for 4 to 6 weeks. Dogs under 10 lbs, give 1/2 tablet daily. Dogs 10 to 25 lbs, 1 tablet daily. Dogs 26 to 40 lbs, 1 and 1/2 tablets daily. Dogs 41 to 55 lbs, 2 tablets daily. Dogs 56 to 70 lbs, 2 and 1/2 tablets daily. Dogs 71 to 100 lbs, 3 tablets daily.
What is in Paxon Cranberry Extract?
- Active ingredient: Purified Cranberry Fruit Extract (Vaccinium macrocarpon).
- Inactive ingredients: Artificial Flavoring (FlavorPAL®, a proprietary mix of ingredients from Tetragenix), Cellulose, Croscarmellose Sodium, Fumed Silica, Lecithin, Magnesium Stearate, Silicon Dioxide, Sorbitol.
Will I get what I see in the picture?
- Paxon Cranberry Extract is a brand name. You will receive the exact brand that you request.
Is it important for my dog to finish all of the Paxon Cranberry Extract?
- Dogs may use this product for different lengths of time. Please consult your veterinarian if you have any questions.
Who makes Paxon Cranberry Extract?
- Paxon Cranberry Extract is made by the manufacturer Vetoquinol.
Review Summary
11 total reviews
Rated 4.82 out of 5 stars
100% of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Ratings Distribution
9 5 star reviews
2 4 star reviews
0 3 star reviews
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0 1 star reviews
Reviews
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Preventing UTI's
From UndisclosedComments about Paxon (Cranberry Extract) 30 TabletsWhile only being on this product a short time there are no ill effects and hopeful to prevent UTI's-
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3 generations of healthy girls
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Fewer UTI's
From UndisclosedComments about Paxon (Cranberry Extract)I use this product to prevent urinary tract infections in my Aussie girl. -
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From UndisclosedComments about Paxon (Cranberry Extract)Our vet recommended this product, so far so good. Lilly loves the flavor -
Excellent Urinary Tract Support
From Tampa, FLComments about Paxon (Cranberry Extract)I purchased both Azodyl and Paxon so I'm copying below my Azodyl review that covers both products. I have a foster Pomeranian who has kidney stones and bladder cancer (TCC). He previously had bladder stones that were removed and has had a UTI that has persisted since January in spite of multiple rounds of antibiotics and natural supplements (d-mannose, cranimals, and UTR). I read a recommendation from a holistic website for Azodyl and Paxon to support kidney health so I purchased them because the NSAID prescribed for TCC can be tough on the kidneys. My dog is 12 lbs. and I give him 1 unopened Azodyl capsule 1 hr. before breakfast and 1 hour before dinner in a very small amount of fermented raw goat's milk. The product recommends 3 capsules daily for his weight, but I opted to go with 2 since he's on the cusp of the weight range, and the product is somewhat expensive. I give him 1/2 of a tablet of the Paxon in his breakfast -- again this is less than the recommended dose of 1 tablet daily for his weight. I tested his urine with a test strip after 10 days on these new supplements, and for the first time since January, there was no blood in his urine! This is not what I was targeting with the products, but I will take it! He has great energy and is very lively. I'll also add that I looked at other online retailers to purchase these products from; but I went with VetRX in hopes the package would arrive cold to Florida since the Azodyl is heat sensitive. The shipping was quick, and the packaging was amazing. It arrived very cold with a still solidly frozen ice pack inside despite the brutal Florida heat. Kudos all around! #sweepstakes -
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Excellent Urinary Tract Support Product
From UndisclosedComments about Paxon (Cranberry Extract)I purchased Paxon and Azodyl. I'm copying the review here that I posted under the Azodyl because I'm 100% sold on these products, and I used them in combination. I have a foster Pomeranian who has kidney stones and bladder cancer (TCC). He previously had bladder stones that were removed and has had a UTI that has persisted since January in spite of multiple rounds of antibiotics and natural supplements (d-mannose, cranimals, and UTR). I read a recommendation from a holistic website for Azodyl and Paxon to support kidney health so I purchased them because the NSAID prescribed for TCC can be tough on the kidneys. My dog is 12 lbs. and I give him 1 unopened Azodyl capsule 1 hr. before breakfast and 1 hour before dinner in a very small amount of fermented raw goat's milk. The product recommends 3 capsules daily for his weight, but I opted to go with 2 since he's on the cusp of the weight range, and the product is somewhat expensive. I give him 1/2 of a tablet of the Paxon in his breakfast -- again this is less than the recommended dose of 1 tablet daily for his weight. I tested his urine with a test strip after 10 days on these new supplements, and for the first time since January, there was no blood in his urine! This is not what I was targeting with the products, but I will take it! He has great energy and is very lively. I'll also add that I looked at other online retailers to purchase these products from; but I went with VetRX in hopes the package would arrive cold to Florida since the Azodyl is heat sensitive. The shipping was quick, and the packaging was amazing. It arrived very cold with a still solidly frozen ice pack inside despite the brutal Florida heat. Kudos all around!-
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Put a smile back on his face!
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I have bought these for several years. It's a must.
From undisclosedComments about Paxon (Cranberry Extract)My dog has had pre-cancerous bladder crystals . for several years. Our Vet. uses these as a part of his urinary track treatments. -
works well
From north east ohioComments about Paxon (Cranberry Extract)this product seems to work well on my 5 yr old dog that was an early spay (came that way, not done by me). she had trouble with uti and would be sleeping and urinate and not even know it. -
really works
From northeast ohioComments about Paxon (Cranberry Extract)this product has really helped my dog with her urinary tract issues. she was an early spay and was having some incontinence issues. i have been giving her this product for 3 or 4 years and it has really helped. she rarely has these issues now. -
Life saver! Great Value!
From Wichita, KS, USAComments about Paxon (Cranberry Extract)I started my dog on Paxon tablets over 6 months ago and it has been wonderful. My dog has an immune compromising condition and was, therefor, getting bladder infections extremely often. They were a hassle for us and painful for him. My Vet recommended that I start him on Paxon and we haven't had a bladder infection since. We recently ran out of Paxon tablets and couldn't get more for almost a week. After being off of them for 5 days, he started to get another infection. So, it just confirmed for me that it really is the Paxon that has made the difference. He is an extremely picky eater. So, we have to hide them in canned food. He doesn't just eat them on his food, but it's a small price to pay. I highly recommend this product for pets suffering from frequent uti's and this price is very competitive. -
Didn't help with my dog's urinary frequency
From Florida, USAComments about Paxon (Cranberry Extract)I bought this at the suggestion of my vet to help my senior dog with her urinary frequency. It didn't help at all with that, but it did stop my other dog from eating her stool (must make it distasteful) so I'm buying it now just for that purpose!
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Q & A
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Are there any side effects seen with this supplement? Also, my dog has multiple pyloric shunts, is this ok for him to take??
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Paxon is a dietary supplement for dogs that contains cranberry extract. This product is labeled to help support urinary health. This supplement does not have any labeled side effects, and there is currently no information regarding the use of cranberry extract in dogs with pyloric shunts. Please consult with your veterinarian with further questions or concerns regarding the use of this product in your dog.
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My dog has had always problems with her UT. She was abused when she was young and had puppies too early. I adopted her 2 years ago and have been doing my best to keep her as healthy as possible. Paxon helps her a lot. My question is - can she take Paxon every day as a part of her regular diet or I can only do 6 week treatment every few months? If so, how often? Please advise as no vet has a definite answer for me. Thank you.?
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According to the manufacturer, Paxon should be given once daily for a period of 4 to 6 weeks as directed by your veterinarian. We recommend asking your veterinarian if this product can be given continuously for your dog.
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My 13 week puppy is on clavamox 250 mg twice a day for a UTI. Can she also take Paxon while on the antibiotic??
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Paxon is a cranberry extract supplement used to benefit urinary tract health. There are no reported drug interactions between Paxon and Clavomox therapy and they may be given at the same time. If possible symptoms from the UTI (urinary tract infection) still persist after Clavamox therapy is finished contact your veterinarian for further medical advice. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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What is the difference between cranberry extract and cranberry plus??
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Maryann, Both Paxon and Cranberry Plus contain cranberry extract - Paxon contains 100mg and Cranberry Plus contains 210 mg. The Cranberry Plus also contains: 105mg of Echinacea Purpuirea, 34mg of Oregon Grape Root, and 34mg of Sodium Ascorbate (Vitamin C). Your pet's veterinarian can help you decide which, if any, supplement might be right for your pet. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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