Science Selective Urinary Care Supplements - Supreme Pet Food

Feed 1-2 treats per day as a supplement to your pet’s regular diet.

Yes, they are designed to be given daily as a part of a regular health routine.

No, they are a supplement and should be given in addition to your pet's regular diet.

Try mixing the treats with their regular food or offering them at different times of the day. If the issue persists, consult your vet.

Store in a cool, dry place.

Wheat flour, Ground timothy hay, Ground locust beans, Flaked oats, Soya oil, Ground peas, Linseeds, Dried dandelion (1%), Ground dried cranberries (1%), Dried echinacea (1%), Concentrated carrot, Concentrated blueberries, and Vitamin C.

While generally suitable, it's best to consult your veterinarian for specific breed advice and any potential dietary concerns.

These supplements are designed to support urinary health and can help manage existing issues, but they are not a cure. Always consult your vet.

Try offering the treats at a different time of day or crumbling them and mixing them with their regular food. If the problem persists, consult your vet to rule out any underlying health issues.

Reduce the number of treats given per day. If the problem persists, stop giving the treats and consult your veterinarian.