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5 Reasons Why Your Cat Needs This Daily Bladder Supplement

A cat who has had one urinary episode has not recovered from it. The episode ends. What caused it does not.

Left untreated, the next one arrives sooner and does more damage than the last. It ends in repeat emergency visits and bills running into the thousands.

1

Every One of These Traces Back to the Bladder Lining

Most of what you're seeing traces back to one place. A thin protective coating inside the bladder called the glycosaminoglycan layer. It separates the bare bladder wall from the urine.

When it wears thin, harsh urine sits on raw tissue. That's the pain, the urgency, and the debris that blocks a male cat.

What you see in your cat What it may signal
Repeat trips to the box, in and out An inflamed bladder signalling “full” when it isn't
Peeing on tile, in the tub or on laundry Cool, smooth surfaces sought for relief
More grooming of the back end The only way a cat can tell you something burns
Smaller clumps, more of them A bladder too irritated to hold volume
A spot on the bathmat Litter training overridden by pain
Cross-section of a bladder wall, intact coating versus worn
2

It Targets The Root Cause

Most urinary products target the urine. Flush it, dilute it, acidify it.

The root cause sits underneath, and it's two problems, not one. The wall has worn thin. And something keeps wearing it thin.

Glucosamine is the raw material the body builds that coating from. Glucos. Amino. Glycan. Same chemistry. You're handing the bladder the thing it rebuilds with.

L-theanine handles the second half. Sustained stress is one of the best documented reasons that lining thins, and L-theanine lowers the stress response without sedating him.

Veterinary emergency room at night
3

It Saves You Up To Thousands of Dollars

In twenty-two years I have signed euthanasia forms for cats that were completely treatable. Not one of those decisions was medical. Every single one was financial.

That is what I am angry about, and it is why I want you looking at these numbers now instead of at the VET when you don't have a choice.

What it costs Typical
Prescription urinary food $100–$200 a month
Medication during a flare $200–$300 a month
Vet visit and urinalysis $150–$250 each flare
A year of holding the line this way $1,500–$3,000
Insurance cover after the first episode Usually none
Emergency unblocking, one night $4,000–$6,000
Two thousand dollars a year to manage it. Six thousand in one night when managing it isn't enough.
Your Cat Will Actually Take It
4

Your Cat Will Actually Take It

I have written protocols that were medically perfect and completely useless, because they ended up in a bin. A cat that won't take something gets no benefit from it.

This is a 1 ml liquid dropper. Not a pill you have to get past the back of the tongue. Not a powder he can smell in wet food from the next room.

One squeeze into whatever he already eats. Ten seconds.

★★★★★

I have a male longhair cat that is prone to urinary cysts. This product works miracles for him. I only wish that I'd known about it before I took him to the emergency room some 60 miles distant and spent $900.00. Live and learn, I guess

Dennis Flynn
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★★★★★

I was SO skeptical because my cat Nala refuses literally everything. She once ate around a pill pocket I spent ten minutes making. One dropper in her wet food and she doesn't even look up from her bowl. Five months in, zero UTIs, vet is happy, I am happy, Nala is unbothered as always.

Amanda Pierce
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5

Vet Formulated, With a 90-Day Guarantee

Formulated for cats with a veterinarian, and sold with the one thing almost nobody in this category will put in writing.

I checked fifteen brands before I said a word to a single client. Exactly one other offers a money-back guarantee at all.

Most owners decide inside seven to fourteen days anyway, because that's how long the litter box takes to tell you something. You get ninety.

Daily bladder lining support
Pawcore Urinary Support
★★★★★
Pawcore Urinary Support
$29.95one bottle · 30 daily servings
  • Glucosamine repairs the bladder wall itself

  • L-theanine for the stress that thins it

  • Plus D-mannose, marshmallow root, cranberry, corn silk, couch grass, pumpkin seed, nettle and vitamin C

  • 1 ml liquid dropper, ten seconds in food or water

  • Safe alongside prescription diets. No antibiotics, no steroids

Down to $19.95 per bottle on the 2-pack, which is under 67¢ a day.

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