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Kidneys and bladder

Herbs for kidneys and bladder

Kidneys and bladder work in silence. If you notice something, it is often first in energy levels, drinking or peeing. For the kidneys, bladder and urinary tract we have three pure Chinese herbal formulas.

At a glance

Formulas
Urolox, Uromix, Uronox
Suitable for
Dogs, cats, sheep, and goats
Delivery
Free to the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany

Which formula do you choose?

  • Uronox: supports kidney function and a good fluid balance, with changes in drinking and peeing.
  • Uromix: nine herbs for the bladder and urinary tract, for animals that pee more often, less or with more effort than usual.
  • Urolox: supports natural elimination through the urinary tract and a good fluid balance, also with sensitivity in the bladder or kidneys.

The three formulas combine well with each other.

Drinking helps

Make sure your animal always has fresh water, and check that it drinks enough. Cats often drink little; wet food and a water bowl in a quiet spot help. Watch for changes too: if your animal suddenly drinks or pees a lot more or less, that is a signal to stay alert.

If in doubt, have it checked first

With the kidneys and bladder it is especially important to know what is going on first. If there is blood in the urine, peeing does not work or barely works, or your animal goes downhill quickly, have it seen by a professional straight away. Our herbs are complementary feed and can support alongside.

The formulas

3 formulas

Urolox

Kidneys and bladder

Urolox

Supports kidney function and urinary tract

from
€35.00

Uronox

Kidneys and bladder

Uronox

Supports kidney function

from
€35.00

Frequently asked questions

Uronox focuses on the kidneys, Uromix on the bladder and Urolox on the urinary tract and natural elimination. If you are unsure which fits, try the herb finder or email us.

Yes, all three are suitable for dogs, cats, sheep and goats. A cat of 3.5 to 10 kilos gets half a spoon twice daily for the first ten days, then a quarter spoon twice daily.

Yes, you simply mix them into the food. If your animal is already on other products or a special diet food, ask a professional for advice before adding herbs.

Read more in the knowledge base

Our herbs are complementary feed, not veterinary medicines. If you are worried about your animal, have it seen by a professional first.