D-Tox Supplement for Dogs, 4.2 oz

We are vegan, feeding my fur kids V-dog as the bulk of their diet. Also, I cook bean surprise a few times a week, and treat with vegetables, fig cookies etc. There is so much contradictory info out there. It can become a very frustrating. But, that shouldn't mean we remain biased in the respect department. And, if more of us were on the same page about what love really means, I think we would find real solutions to it all. So, as a supplement, after a run, my kids get some detox sprinkled into either their kibble, or wet food, depending on the day. On our days off, they get the original formula. All I can say is that it hasn't hurt. They haven't had crystals, kidney stones, or urinary problems, as many reviews mention, ever, as of yet. But, and, I want do everything in my power to be fair and conscience in regards of those I love, familiarly or not, always. 😍

Concerned that expiration date worn off on one of two packages

Been using this product for my fur baby for over a year now. Very pleased. She is prone to kidney/bladder stones. After she had surgery to remove a ridiculous amount of stones we changed her diet and started her on supplements including this one. I firmly believe this has prevented stones from forming again. Definitely recommend it.

Seems to be working fine no more $230. shots @ month!

Packaging made me think product was in form of a solid treat. I sprinkled power per instructions on her favorite food.she would not eat. She finally ate some for a couple of days. She vomited each time.

Was as good as it started . Arrived timely.