3/10 | Jude: AMPS 107; +10 89; PMPS 92; +3 83; +5 90 (Question about Urinary Gold supplement)

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Can anyone tell me if this product is okay for feline diabetics? I asked the company (online chat), and they say that there is no sugar/carbs in any of the ingredients, but I always worry about giving him something that's going to make him worse. He has chronic UTIs, and this is supposed to help with that.

It's called Urinary Gold (that name! o_O) by Pet Wellbeing. Here is the ingredient list from their website:

Urinary Gold is formulated with:
  • Stoneroot root (Collinsonia canadensis): Traditionally valued to support the mucous membranes of the urinary tract. Known to help maintain a balanced environment within the bladder and kidneys, this herb has a long history of use in supporting urinary comfort and toning the delicate tissues of the genitourinary system.
  • Hydrangea root (Hydrangea arborescens): Supports immune function in the kidneys and bladder, providing gentle yet effective care.
  • Marshmallow root (Althaea officinalis): With a high mucilage content, Marshmallow root is considered one of the most beneficial demulcents, helping to support the urinary tract's lining. This herb helps maintain comfort during urination by naturally coating and comforting tissues.
  • Dandelion leaf (Taraxacum officinale): Dandelion leaves are known for their supportive role in urinary health. As a natural, mild diuretic, Dandelion supports normal urine flow and is rich in vitamins and minerals that contribute to general well-being. Unlike Dandelion root, the leaves are particularly beneficial for helping maintain urinary comfort and a healthy urinary environment.
  • Yarrow aerial parts (Achillea millefolium): Yarrow is an herbal astringent that helps support the healthy tone of urinary tissues and the entire urinary system.
  • Oregon Grape root (Berberis aquifolium): Rich in berberine, Oregon Grape root is known for its supportive role in immune health, especially for helping maintain a healthy balance of bacteria. This North American herb is a supportive ally in helping promote the urinary system’s natural resilience.
  • Echinacea root, flower, and seed (Echinacea purpurea): Used traditionally for its immune-supporting polysaccharides, Echinacea supports the body’s natural response to everyday immune needs, especially in the bladder and urinary system.
  • Goldenrod aerial parts (Solidago spp.): Goldenrod is often used to help support the body’s healthy immune response in the lower urinary tract. This herb also helps promote comfort in the urinary muscles.
  • Horsetail aerial parts Equisetum spp.): Mineral-rich, Horsetail is a gentle diuretic that helps support normal fluid balance in the body. Traditionally used as an all-purpose urinary herb, Horsetail supports various aspects of urinary health, helping maintain a resilient system.
  • Hops strobiles (Humulus lupulus): Hops supports the healthy relaxation of smooth muscle contractions that may arise during times of normal urinary tension.
... 483 mg per ml

Inactive ingredients: Deionized water, natural bacon flavor, vegetable glycerin.
 
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I don't know the answer to your question, but the name of it made me laugh! Sorry about the UTIs. His numbers are looking great!
 
I've also heard of Blood Sugar Gold and I think Kidney Gold. Reviews mostly pan them.

Quick google check on the first ingredient from WebMD:
Stone root (Collinsonia canadensis) is an herb with a strong, unpleasant smell. The root and rhizome (underground stem) are used to make medicine. Stone root has been used for kidney stones, gastrointestinal conditions, and other purposes, but there is no good scientific evidence to support any use.
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The "strong, unpleasand smell" makes me suspect it'll be hard to give.

I had to check that ingredient because my grandfather, last name Collins, had a farm named Collinsia, in Canada. :smuggrin:
 
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