Pet Wellbeing Kidney Support GOLD Bacon Flavored Liquid Kidney Supplement for Dogs, 2-oz bottle

The dosage directions are printed so small and a bit confusing. I accidentally gave my cat a dropper full instead of 1 drop per 2 lbs. I freaked out, contacted Chewy, then one of their vets. I thought I may have overdosed/poisoning my cat. The vet gave me info to contact the product company and I immediately called them. I was told that even though I gave him too much, he should be OK. That being the 1st time I used the product, I was scared I hurt him instead of helping his kidney disease. They said skip a day or so before giving him another dose. They also informed me that the small confusing dosage writing has been a problem that they are dealing with, so I guess I am not the only upset pet parent. Thank you Chewy for your help in this matter. I will post a comment in a couple of months when he has his kidney blood work done again to state if the product helps him.

At 14 years old, Charlie struggled with the challenging diagnosis of stage 3 kidney disease. However, we've seen a remarkable change ever since she started taking Kidney Support. Her blood values have stabilized, and she is more active than ever. Her appetite has improved significantly, and her fur has regained its vibrant shine. This incredible transformation is primarily thanks to Kidney Support and the probiotics and daily vitamins she now takes. My vet is impressed with the ingredients and gives them a strong endorsement!

Please do your research before giving their Pet Wellbeing Kidney Gold product to your dog. Read REAL online reviews of pets dying within 24 hours of giving their dogs this poison. Our pets trust us with their life and we cant trust this companies many FAKE reviews. I have to live with the guilt daily of giving my Baby this toxic poisonous concoction. Please if your pets vomits, trembles or get lethargic- get to a vet ASAP!!! The ingredients can drop their blood sugar to deadly levels and severely dehydrate them. I truly regret the day I ever ordered from their website. My dog was dead within 24 hours of giving her this and she was fine before that. Heartless greedy scam company using cheap deadly ingredients that are killing pets.

So, off the bat, two things - 1. I adopt and foster primarily senior and geriatric cats; in the cat world, this means I deal with a whole lot of kidney disease, since it’s the number one (health related) killer of cats. 2. I am an extraordinarily science and evidence based person; I want to see the research, more research, and it better be controlled, peer reviewed, well designed, and tested on the actual species - and the product MUST use the correct/proven sources, dosages, vehicle delivery, etc as the research. That said, CKD is devastating, and it leaves you desperate. So I will try “natural” remedies if there isn’t solid research that any ingredients are toxic to cats (dosage matters, but with kidney cats, I prefer to not take chances; you’d be surprised at how many of these “natural” remedies contain toxic ingredients). However, I have no faith in them, and remain skeptical even when they seem to work. Correlation does not equal causation after all. I have tried Support Gold on 3 kidney cats so far. One hated the flavor, the other two don’t mind. For the one who hates it, dropping it on a Purebites chicken treat that very easily absorbs it works well to convince him. Of the three, I have seen no discernible difference in two. But of one of them, a significant difference appears to be observed. After months of battling inappetence, he was suddenly cleaning his plate about half the time. When I cease use of this alone, he appears to go back to only rating 1/4 - 1/2?of his food and never cleaning his bowl. I can’t say by which mechanism exactly that Support Gold might be helping him; nor can I pin point exactly what ingredient(s) in Support Gold might potentially stimulate appetite or reduce nausea in a feline, but perhaps the overall supported kidney function is what helps. Like I said, there has been no discernible difference in the other two, even in labs. But the significant, life saving and quality prolonging impact that appears to be occurring in one of the cats means that Support Gold is absolutely worth trying to me for any future kidney cats or fosters. After being on Cerenia and other prescription anti-nausea meds for months, this kitty has finally been off of them, and we’ve seen a bigger difference in his appetite with this supplement than we did with the medications. I won’t say that this works or how, or that every kitty will respond favorably to it. But in my opinion, it is worth trying if there’s even a chance it can help another kidney cat like it seems to one of mine.