UroMAXX
6oz Dropper Bottle
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$41.18
UroMAXX
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Usually ships the same weekday before 3pm CT.
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Under 10 lbs: 1 mL daily
11 to 25 lbs: 2.5 mL daily
26 to 40 lbs: 4 mL daily
41 to 60 lbs: 6 mL daily
Add 1 mL daily for every 10 lbs of body weight over 60 lbs
What is UroMaXX?
- UroMaxx is a urinary tract support supplement for dogs and cats.
- It works to help support the functions and health of the urinary tract system, kidneys, and bladder..
Why is UroMaXX given to cats and dogs?
- Uromaxx is formulated to help acidify urine, reduce toxins, support urinary tract lining, reduce urination problems, reduce formation of stones, and may help aid in the treatment and prevention of infections.
What else should I know about UroMaXX?
- UroMaXX has a tasty, natural chicken flavor.
- Available in 6oz dropper bottle.
What problems could my dog or cat have with UroMaXX?
- Keep out of reach from children and animals.
How do you use UroMaXX?
- For pets weighing 10 lbs and under, give 1.0mL daily. For every additional 5 lbs of body weight, add 0.5mL daily to their dosage.
- Easily poured over and mixed with pet’s food.
What is in UroMaXX?
- Ingredients: cranberry juice extract, nettle leaf, L methionine, and dandelion.
- No sugar, starch, salt, wheat, yeast, milk, or soy derivatives.
Will I get what I see in the picture?
- UroMaXX is a brand name. You will receive the exact brand that you request.
Is it important for my dog or cat to finish all of the UroMaXX?
- Dogs and cats may use this product for different lengths of time. Please consult your veterinarian if you have any questions.
Who makes UroMaXX?
- UroMaXX is made by the manufacturer Animal Nutritional Products.
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Uromaxx ingredients state it contains Natural Chicken Flavor. My dog is allergic to Chicken. So I'm wondering if this product would be safe for her.?
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According to the manufacturer, UroMAXX chews for dogs contain a natural chicken flavoring. This flavoring is made from chicken fat rather than chicken muscle. For this reason, many dogs with chicken allergies have been able to safely consume this product. However, the manufacturer recommends consulting your veterinarian before giving UroMAXX chews to your dog. They also recommend monitoring your dog for any unusual symptoms after giving them a UroMAXX chew.
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My cat weighs 11.65 pounds is 1.5ml ok to use daily?
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According to the manufacturer’s directions for use, it is recommended to give cats weighing 10-25 lbs, 2.5 ml of UroMaxx once a day. Please consult your veterinarian with any further questions or concerns regarding the use of this product for your cat.
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If i give this to my male netured cat that possibly has a uti or crystals will it interfer or mess up a urine test if i take him to the vet.?
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UroMaxx is a supplement designed to support urinary health that contains a variety of ingredients including cranberry juice extract, nettle leaf, L methionine, and dandelion. This product is not labeled to treat infections or urinary crystals. Because this is a dietary supplement there is no information regarding the use of this product and urine tests. Please consult with your veterinarian before using this product for your cat.
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Does the cranberry extract contain D-mannose??
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The manufacturer states that there is naturally occuring D-Mannose in the cranberry extract that is used in this product. If you have any other questions check with your veterinarian about using this product.
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Is UroMAXX safe to use with all feline medications? Or are there any contraindications??
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The manufacturer states that UroMAXX has no interactions with other medications and there are no contraindications to using this product for any reason. Please consult your veterinarian if you have any other questions or concerns about using this product for your cat.
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With food is OK. But if given orally, ask a vet first. Why? What's the difference with UroMAXX if given one way or another? Thank you....?
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Giving UroMAXX with food promotes better absorption of the medication and its active ingredients. Please contact your veterinarian regarding the use of this product in your cat or dog.
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can this be given directly into mouth with dropper??
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No, freezing or refrigeration does not extend the shelf life beyond 2 months and is not recommended.
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Uromaxx is very safe and wholesome for cats so there is no medical reason why you should not put it directly into your cat's mouth. The ingredients include cranberry juice extract-glucosamine-vitamin C-herbal extract and amino acid support-proprietary blend of cornsilk powder, dandelion whole plant powder,nettle leaf, L-methionine and UVA URSI. Often the reason that manufacturers suggest mixing this sort of product in the food is that many cats become excited and resist oral dosing of any sort so it all becomes a big fight. But if your cat will take it easily by mouth then fair enough, diluting with some water may make it easier to give.
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Should UroMAXX be given daily or as needed??
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UroMAXX is a urinary tract support supplement for dogs and cats intended for daily use. Speak with your veterinarian to determine if UroMAXX would be appropriate and recommended for your pet.
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Bottle says you should not put it in pets water. Is there a specific reason for this when it says its okay to add it to pets food. Whats the difference??
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UroMAXX is a liquid nutritional supplement designed to help support urinary tract health and function. According to the manufacturer, UroMAXX is flavored and may leave a film across the surface of the water, and it is recommended to place it in pet's food to ensure all of the product is consumed. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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How much is recommended for a 23# dog??
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We've added the general dosage guidelines to the 'package insert' tab which state: For pets weighing 10 lbs and under, give 1.0mL daily. For every additional 5 lbs of body weight, add 0.5mL daily to their dosage. Make sure to discuss all supplements with your pet's veterinarian.
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