These tabs break up into dust, have had to throw out about the equivalent of 1/2 the bottle. I'd use the "dust" but don't know how to measure it accurately. I wrote the company and got no response. Won't buy again.

Product arrived on time and the tablets were not broken. My dog loves them.

Have been using for one of my dogs over 10 years. Works great for urinary stones. Reduced problems almost immediately.

Recommended by his Vet, to help prevent crystals. It's been a year now since Beau, my Bichon had crystal surgically removed, twice! In the same year! So far, so good! He's been good! Urine is good! PH is good! Flow is good! He takes 2 tabs daily and he's good to go!

My dog likes these just as much as the Pala-tech ones, but these are much cheaper. To me the quality appears to be the same.

Our 14yr old Shih-Tzu has occasional urinary problems about every 2-3 months but since we've been using the Potassium Citrate he hasn't had a problem since and seems to have an easier time going to the bathroom. Anytime we miss about a week of the Potassium (for example, if we forget to reorder) he starts to have difficulties again. Great product. Our Shih-Tzu (Sancho) loves the tablets, he thinks they are treats. Only every once in a while he doesn't want one and usually we'll break it up and mix it in his food at that point.

Excellent!

Excellent

Potassium Citrate with cranberry is the only product that has worked on my Australian Terrier's bladder stones. After 2 surgeries to remove stones and another non-surgical intervention to expel stones from his bladder, we needed to chart a new course. Our vet suggested potassium citrate. One of these giant pills at each meal (twice a day, that is) was too much for our dog's stomach, so I decreased the dose to a half-pill with each meal. At his next check-up, he was stone-free. Amazing, considering that this had been a problem for years! True, I have to crush up the half pill and mix it with a little broth into his wet food (Royal Canin Urinary SO, which also helps), but that's not a hardship. I credit potassium citrate and the Royal Canin SO for keeping him alive.

Good product, seems to be working will know better with next test. My dog does not eat the and I mix in food.

Great and non expensive product for my dog.

Always use this for my dog. Great product

Great product - quick shipping. Will use them again and again.

Very helpful in normalizing pH levels in my dog's urine to reduce crystals in urine.

works fine been using for 3 years still stone free

My dog loves them.. great replacement to the higher priced tablets..

I purchased these "chewables" for my 2 dogs (schnauzer and shih tzu). Neither will take the"chewables" and when I crumble it onto their food they eat around it. What a waste.

Really red and smelled potent. although bottle states the pills are chewable, my dog won't go near them. She's almost 40 pounds and the bottle says 1 pill per 20 pounds twice daily. i don't have the time to do the whole routine twice so she gets half the amount a day. in order to get my dog to eat the pills, I crush up the pills and then mix with wet food. I never feed her wet food, so it's getting costly. My dog also has awful gas from eating the wet food I mix in(high quality grain free) with her grain free dry food that I can't wait until I'm done with the bottle.

The price was right, saved money over purchasing from vet. My dog takes them with no problem. Easy to use.

My vet recommend this to me to give to my yorkie for prevention of bladder stones. So far it has worked very well.It was delivered fast and evveciently.

My Senior Yorkie, Alf, is prone to bladder stones and after 2 surgeries it was recommeneded I use Pottassium Citrate to acidify his urine as diet change was not an option w/multiple pets. This is to help prevent stone formation. With 1/2 tablet 2x daily, this has brought his ph balance from 5.0 to 6.0 within 3 weeks. We have upped him to 3/4 tablet 2x daily to hopefully increase the ph balance to 6.5-7.0. He loves these chewables and they are very easy to split into halves and quarters.

works for both my dogs who have oxalate bladder stones. much cheaper than my vet! both my dogs eat them without mixing with cheese or peanut butter