Is Himalaya Nefrotec DS good for my dog's kidney and urinary health?

I wouldn’t have concerns about giving the Vetri-Science supplement along with enalapril and pimobendan, but it would be a good idea to check in with your vet first, particularly to see if a potassium has been checked recently. I am not familiar with the other supplement but do recommend the Vetri-Science. There is some evidence that a restricted protein diet can help with proteinuria so this may be worth discussing with your vet as well.

Crush three 30C tablets and mix into 1/2 cup of purified water. Administer about 1 ml every 15 minutes for 3 doses. Store the remainder of the solution at room temperature. Repeat as needed. If symptoms persist, see a certified holistic veterinarian or your veterinarian. Nux vomica may help with inflammation in the urinary tract, but if it is a bacterial infection (which your vet can confirm via urinalysis and culture), then DD will need antibiotics.

It can cause an mild increase in urination because the function of this support to is help increase the kidney circulation and increase the detoxification process therefore they tend to urinate a little more. Since I do not know the complete medical history of max it is difficult to more to say whether or not you should give this to your dog, if your vet recommends it then it is likely fine. It is a safe supplement and can even be given to healthy dogs. I hope this helps!

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Buddy. Cosequin and Duralactin are typically safe supplements. It is unusual though for a male dog to have recurrent urinary tract infections. He should have a sterile urine sample submitted for a urine culture after finishing his most recent round of antibiotics. This will ensure the infection has actually resolved. X-rays of his belly are useful to look for bladder stones as these can predispose a dog to infections. I hope this information helps!

Hi there and thank you for using Boop by Petco to address your concern. I am sorry to see that Boomer is in renal failure. What I typically recommend for renal failure in dogs are the following products: 1. Rehmannia 8 liquid or tablets 2. Epakitin (to help bind excessive phosphorus) 3. Renal support by Standard Process 4. Azodyl probiotic capsules (if you are not already giving these) 5. Prescription kidney diet such as Hills K/D 6. Renal K+ 7. Anti-nausea medications (Cerenia / Zofran) Some of these are more natural products and obviously the anti-nausea medications are prescription drugs but can help keep Boomer more comfortable. I also managed a kidney failure patient who also had lymphoma with all of the above including subcutaneous fluids and also treating him twice weekly in a hyperbaric chamber. His original prognosis was 3 months and that prognosis was given 15 months ago. If you have someone in your area that has a hyperbaric chamber, you can speak with them about treating

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Although there is no way for us to test Chinese herbs with every drug combination, there should not be any concerns for using any of those Chinese herbs with Sildenafil since none of them tend to affect blood pressure.

I do not know much about Kidney Support Gold but what I typically use in my renal failure cases is the following: 1. Prescription renal support food such as Hills K/D 2. Azodyl capsules 3. Rehmannia 8 liquid supplement 4. Renal K+ if potassium is low 5. ACE inhibitor such as the Benazecare that you are giving 6. Standard Process Renal Support for dogs 7. Subcutaneous fluids several times per week to help with hydration 8. Hyperbaric chamber therapy My last case of renal failure (also had cancer) lived 20 months past the expected prognosis of 6 months. This dog also was undergoing chemotherapy but I do believe all of the above helped improve his prognosis significantly. I would discuss these options with your veterinarian as well. I hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns and I would be more than happy to help you further.

Hi there and thank you for using Boop by Petco to address your concern. If Kansas has an active UTI, I would recommend antibiotics for treatment. If there is not a current infection and an infection was just treated, you can use cranberry supplementation to help maintain urinary tract health. I recommend using Paxon but there are many other choices and you can find them at Petco. I hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns and I would be more than happy to help you further.

I am sorry to hear that you and waffles are dealing with kidney disease. But it sounds like you are on top of it and are being very proactive, which is great! It is ok to use diethylstilbestrol (i.e. DES or stilbestrol) with the Aventi supplement. These 2 should not cause problems when given together. I am not sure what stage waffle’s kidney disease is at, and I am not sure the nature of his urinary incontinence. But, I just wanted to mention that since kidney disease causes dogs to drink more and subsequently urinate a larger volume more frequently, his incontinece could potentially improve as his kidney disease is managed, making him less reliant on the DES down the line. There are Many things we use to help manage kidney disease depending on the stage of disease, the blood work values, the signs the dog is showing etc. Special veterinary diets such as Hills k/d diet or royal canin renal support diet can be very helpful as part of the management. I would ask waffle’s veterinarian i