Urinary Berry
Regular price
$18.99
Veterinarian Recommended.
• Provides Support for the Bladder and Urinary Tract
• 2 Simple Ingredients: Cranberries, Wild Blueberries
• Naturally dense in Proanthocyanidins (P.A.C.'s)
• P.A.C.'s Prevent the Adhesion of Bacteria on the walls of the bladder
and Urinary Tract
• High in Natural Antioxidants
INGREDIENTS: (NUTRACEUTICAL GRADE) CRANBERRIES, WILD BLUEBERRIES.
CRANBERRY: SOURCED IN THE USA.
WILD BLUEBERRY: SOURCED IN CANADA.
Cranberries and Blueberries have been proven to prevent infection in the bladder and urinary tract by way of natural anti-adhesion compounds called PROANTHOCYANIDINS (P.A.C.’s).
P.A.C.’s block the adhesion of bacteria on the mucosal walls of the bladder and urinary tract by forming a slippery barrier. Once the P.A.C.’s have done their job and have created the slippery barrier, bacteria are unable to adhere or “stick” to the lining and are washed away in the urine.
P.A.C.’s also promote a healthy immune response due to their proven Anti-Inflammatory and Antioxidant properties.
• Provides Support for the Bladder and Urinary Tract
• 2 Simple Ingredients: Cranberries, Wild Blueberries
• Naturally dense in Proanthocyanidins (P.A.C.'s)
• P.A.C.'s Prevent the Adhesion of Bacteria on the walls of the bladder
and Urinary Tract
• High in Natural Antioxidants
INGREDIENTS: (NUTRACEUTICAL GRADE) CRANBERRIES, WILD BLUEBERRIES.
CRANBERRY: SOURCED IN THE USA.
WILD BLUEBERRY: SOURCED IN CANADA.
Cranberries and Blueberries have been proven to prevent infection in the bladder and urinary tract by way of natural anti-adhesion compounds called PROANTHOCYANIDINS (P.A.C.’s).
P.A.C.’s block the adhesion of bacteria on the mucosal walls of the bladder and urinary tract by forming a slippery barrier. Once the P.A.C.’s have done their job and have created the slippery barrier, bacteria are unable to adhere or “stick” to the lining and are washed away in the urine.
P.A.C.’s also promote a healthy immune response due to their proven Anti-Inflammatory and Antioxidant properties.
Always consult with your Veterinarian before giving supplements to your pet.
