UTI-Free™ Granules

Natural Treatment for Common Symptoms of Pet Urinary Tract Infections

UTI-Free™ is a safe, effective, non-addictive natural remedy made of 100 percent homeopathic ingredients. Formulated by our team of experts in natural medicine, UTI-Free™ helps temporarily relieve symptoms commonly associated with urinary tract infections and incontinence in cats and dogs.

UTI-Free™ is made from a potent combination of three homeopathic ingredients specially formulated for pets with common symptoms of urinary tract infections, like frequent urination and accidents. UTI-Free™ can provide support for pet bladder health and reduce straining, leaking and dribbling during urination.

To learn more about this product's individual natural ingredients, click the "INGREDIENTS" tab above.

UTI-Free™ is available in a convenient dissolvable granule form. The pleasant-tasting granules are easy to administer: They can be sprinkled in food or on your pet's tongue, where they rapidly absorb in the mouth. Immunity & Liver Supportª, an herbal supplement for immune system health and liver functioning, is a great complementary remedy to UTI-Free™.

To ensure the safety of UTI-Free™ and to provide the highest quality and most effective product, all PetAlive® homeopathic medicines are manufactured in a FDA-registered and cGMP-compliant pharmaceutical facility under the supervision of qualified homeopaths and responsible pharmacists. Individual ingredients are listed in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States (HPUS).

For more than 200 years, homeopathy has been used to provide relief for a broad array of symptoms from a number of health conditions. It uses the premise of like-treats-like to help address specific symptoms, utilizing natural ingredients to provide temporary relief from the same symptoms that they would cause at full strength.

Benefits

• Homeopathic medicine temporarily relieves symptoms common to urinary tract infections in pets.*
• Relieves symptoms such as frequent urination and accidents.*
• Addresses incontinence and supports bladder health.*
• Reduces dribbling, leaking, and straining when urinating.*
• Promotes immune system health and energy to reduce lethargy.*

Symptoms of Urinary Tract Infections in Pets

Urinary tract infections in pets can cause urination to be extremely painful and uncomfortable. These infections are caused when normal bacteria from the skin or gastrointestinal system enter the urethra, bladder or any part of the urinary tract. These infections can lead to messes that frustrate pet owners and cause anxiety and discomfort for pets.

Urinary tract infections affect both dogs and cats, although they tend to be more common in cats. Female cats and dogs may experience more episodes of urinary tract infections because the urethra is shorter and broader than that of their male counterparts.

Increased frequency of urination, straining to urinate and constant licking at the urinary opening could be signs of a urinary tract problem in your cat or dog. Lethargy or weight loss due to changes in appetite can also be symptoms of a urinary tract problem.

The most common symptoms related to urinary tract infections include straining to urinate, urinating with pain - which may be indicated by crying out during urination¹ - licking of genitals, cloudy or bloody urine, urinating only drops or in odd places, and loss of appetite.

Other Treatments for Common Symptoms of Urinary Tract Infections in Pets

Help support your pet's bladder and urinary tract health with these tips:

• Make sure your pet gets bathroom breaks every few hours to keep them from having to hold it in for too long.
• Give your pet plenty of fresh, clean water to keep them hydrated and to help flush out toxins.
• Feed your pet a healthy, all-natural diet without preservatives, colorants or additives, and avoid abruptly changing your pet's diet.
• Consult your vet on the best diet for a pet that develops UTIs frequently. For cats, canned food may support healthy urination better than dry food¹.
• Ensure good hygiene by bathing your pet regularly, especially female pets.
• Make sure your pet gets plenty of exercise to stimulate the bladder and stay generally healthy.
• For cats, keep more than one litter box at home and make sure they're always clean.
• Put litter boxes in a safe, quiet place.