Having had a female dog with a propensity to bladder stones I did a lot of research and tried a lot of things to stabilize her and try to help prevent the formation of more stones. Also used this during one of her "episodes" when she was passing a small stone. Am all about prevention and would give this daily for a couple of weeks, then weekly thereafter!

We sell this in the homeopathic pellets and send instructions for making it in to a liquid. Comes with FREE Shipping. The photo above is showing relative size of a one dram bottle. We use the tiny poppy seed size pellets easy to administer.

Have not tried this on male dogs but it does seem to help balance the pH in some which can also help prevent the formation of bladder stones as well.

It is also important to give your dog the best most natural diet possible! Some raw, a raw egg or two per week, some yogurt, probiotics, and a natural kibble.

We also offer Bladder Stone Tea as an herbal preventative, can be added to drinking water or added to food.

The tincture contains:

Cantheris, Aconite, Causticum, Nat Mur and Berberus all in 30c potency.

Use orally or on food