--- product_id: 280124941 title: "UroMAXX Urinary Tract, Kidney & Bladder Formula for Cats and" brand: "uromaxx" price: "32897 Ft" currency: HUF in_stock: true reviews_count: 6 category: "Uro Maxx" url: https://www.desertcart.hu/products/280124941-uromaxx-urinary-tract-kidney-and-bladder-formula-for-cats store_origin: HU region: Hungary --- # Dual use for cats & dogs Liquid formula for easy dosing Vet-endorsed breakthrough UroMAXX Urinary Tract, Kidney & Bladder Formula for Cats and **Brand:** uromaxx **Price:** 32897 Ft **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 💧 Keep your pet’s urinary health flowing smoothly with UroMAXX! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** UroMAXX Urinary Tract, Kidney & Bladder Formula for Cats and by uromaxx - **How much does it cost?** 32897 Ft with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hu](https://www.desertcart.hu/products/280124941-uromaxx-urinary-tract-kidney-and-bladder-formula-for-cats) ## Best For - uromaxx enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted uromaxx brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Easy Administration:** Liquid form with precise dosing options ensures hassle-free supplementation for your pet. - • **Holistic Urinary Care:** Combines cranberry sugars, vitamin C, and glucosamine to promote bladder health and discourage crystal formation. - • **All-in-One Urinary Support:** Unique liquid formula targeting UTI, kidney & bladder health in both cats and dogs. - • **Vet-Recommended Breakthrough:** Clinically recognized by veterinarians for chronic, acute, and recurrent urinary issues. - • **Stress-Relief & Comfort Focused:** Supports bladder lining repair and encourages urinary health by addressing stress-related causes. ## Overview UroMAXX is a veterinarian-endorsed liquid supplement designed for cats and dogs to support urinary tract, kidney, and bladder health. It uniquely combines cranberry sugars, vitamin C, and glucosamine to promote bladder lining repair and discourage crystal formation. Ideal for managing chronic, acute, and recurrent urinary issues, this easy-to-administer formula complements veterinary care by addressing stress-related urinary discomfort and supporting overall urinary wellness. ## Description The only! Liquid product for both Cats and Dogs with UTI, Kidney and Bladder infections on the market today. UroMAXX is being coined by Veterinarians as a breakthrough in Chronic, acute and recurrent. Review: Good packaging - We received the product in good condition good packaging also . Surely I will buy again. I hope this product will work in my cat condition . Thank you Review: This is a good urinary supplement for cats - I bought this for my male cat who recently developed his first (that I know of) bout of sterile cystitis, meaning he exhibited signs of urinary distress but had no infection. The vast majority of male cats who exhibit signs of urinary distress do NOT have an infection. More likely it is a condition brought on by improper diet, or even more likely, by stress in his environment whether it be competition with another cat, lack of stimulation, inadequate access to a clean litter pan, etc. All of these everyday things can have a profound chronic effect on a cats psyche. We got a wonderful, sweet kitten three months ago, primarily for my three year old male cat for a playmate since he is very social. Long story short, they got along and played, sometimes even groomed each other. These things were always instigated by the kitten, in hindsight. The problem was that my older male is docile and tolerant and he never stood up for himself or put the kitten in his place when the kitten was engaging in normal kitten behaviors. The kitten interrupted him while he ate, while he drank, while he slept. And after months of this stress, somehow unnoticed by me because he seemed to tolerate it so well (I feel bad about this) he developed a urinary issue. Straining in the litter pan, back and forth to the litter pan, grooming himself a lot, appearing agitated. I did take him to our vet, and it is important to ALWAYS take your cat to the vet if they are showing these signs. A male cat especially because his urethra can become blocked by inflammation, by mucous and blood that may be in the bladder, by urinary crystals that have formed from either an improper diet or from infection. In my cat’s condition, and this will be the case for most male cats who show urinary signs, the constant release of stress hormone disrupts the mucosal lining of the bladder and this allows urine to damage the bladder itself, causing inflammation and bleeding and discomfort. If you find yourself with a cat in this situation, first take him to the vet. Then, it is crucial to address the cause of his stress. In my case, we rehomed our kitten. Once he detected the older cat’s weakness, he began to pounce on him in the litterpan as well. He isn’t a bad kitten, he’s a sweetheart, but this is just how cats are and if the status quo cannot be maintained, they will exploit that. We also bought new litterpans that have covers for privacy, because cats do appreciate privacy. I also added an extra food and water bowl in another more private area of the house. So as far as I can tell, I’ve addressed the causes of his stress. He is also on pain management given to me by his vet and I have been giving him subcutaneous fluids at home, which prevents the dehydration that will only make your cat feel worse and worse. It also helps the urine to be more dilute to alleviate the discomfort that concentrated, sludgey urine would cause. Also I think it helps to actually have something to urinate rather than just straining. Kind of like how dry heaving is worse than vomiting. Finally, I began giving him this supplement. I think this is a good urinary supplement for cats. The vitamin c acidifies the urine to discourage the formation of SOME types of crystals, the sugars in cranberries also are not metabolized by the body and thus are excreted in the urine and it is believed that they “escort” harmful bacteria and other particles out of the bladder. The glucosamine is said to stimulate repair of the lining of the bladder. However, this supplement won’t treat or cure an infection, and it will NOT dissolve crystals or stones that have already formed. If you use this supplement on your cat or dog and his problems resolve, then the cause of his symptoms was NOT an infection or bladder stones. The only thing that will treat an infection is an antibiotic and the only thing that will dissolve a bladder stone or larger crystals that can’t pass through the urethra is the proper prescription diet. That said, I feel confident this supplement probably helps overall bladder health in the long run, but it is not a treatment. You must address the reason your cat developed a urinary issue in the first place. Keep their litterpans clean and private, free of disruptions. Feed them a quality diet and wash their bowls frequently. Keep an extra bowl of water somewhere else in the house that is private to encourage them to drink more often. Many cats do not like their food and water to be right next to each other. Make sure they have a private quiet space to totally relax. Relaxation and comfort and safety is very important to cats. Play with them, give them toys they can entertain themselves with, brush them if they enjoy it and stroke them gently and quietly. These things all encourage a feeling of relaxation that cats NEED. Finally, I found it much easier to administer 1.5 mL of this with a 3 mL syringe, rather than the dropper it came with. I put it right into his mouth rather than onto his food so I can ensure he has taken the whole dose. Sit your cat up, talk to him quietly and stroke his head. Then gently hold his scruff and pull up and back so that you can have some control and can put the syringe in his mouth. I dispense the 1.5 ml about 1/3 at a time with a pause and letting up on his scruff in between to let him swallow and gather himself up for the next dose. Don’t try to squirt it all in at once, it won’t go well. My cat doesn’t seem to mind this too much, but if this is very stressful for your cat, then just put it on his food like the instructions say. ## Features - Item Category: Animal Nutritional Supplement - Item Trademark: GENERIC - manufacturer: UroMAXX ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00198SSMO | | Best Sellers Rank | #31,114 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #1,078 in Dry Cat Food | | Brand | UroMAXX | | Brand Name | UroMAXX | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 5,741 Reviews | | Dog Breed Size | Large, Medium, Small | | Flavor | Liver | | Flavour | Liver | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00689076617086 | | Item Form | Liquid | | Item Weight | 0.35 Pounds | | Item form | Liquid | | Item volume | 0.27 Cubic Inches | | Item weight | 0.35 Pounds | | Manufacturer | UroMAXX | | Manufacturer Part Number | URO06 | | Model Number | URO06 | | Pet Type | Cat, Dog | | Target Species | Cat | | UPC | 884294159527 802696857483 689076617086 884294193941 | | Volume | 0.27 Cubic Inches | ## Product Details - **Brand:** UroMAXX - **Flavour:** Liver - **Item form:** Liquid - **Item volume:** 0.27 Cubic Inches - **Item weight:** 0.35 Pounds ## Images ![UroMAXX Urinary Tract, Kidney & Bladder Formula for Cats and - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81r855DOhAL.jpg) ![UroMAXX Urinary Tract, Kidney & Bladder Formula for Cats and - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71gHEdzVI+L.jpg) ![UroMAXX Urinary Tract, Kidney & Bladder Formula for Cats and - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81GMaqcJ1oL.jpg) ![UroMAXX Urinary Tract, Kidney & Bladder Formula for Cats and - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81QEBXdOYGL.jpg) ![UroMAXX Urinary Tract, Kidney & Bladder Formula for Cats and - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81sMFtrTzpL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Has anyone had success with this product and a large dog? i have an 80lb female with recurring utis and an desperate to help this poor girl w/o hill's** A: My 14 year old male dog is 68 pounds. He had a UTI / with crystals in his bladder. I give him 5 dropperfuls of Uromax in his food 2-3 times per week and he's doing great. I recommend this product! **Q: Can you just open their mouth and give it orally?** A: I have to give my girls (2 sister cats) their supplements directly by mouth. They always smell it in their food and water, & WILL REFUSE to eat or drink it, from the bowl, or their little filter fountain, until their food & water is clear and back to "normal". So, I creep up on them from behind (literally, with the loaded medicine syringe in hand) & I give it that way, or I do the old towel wrap over them trick- still best to do it from behind the cat in that case, or you can get one of those pet grooming baggies (very cheap) that zip up, allowing you to bathe your cat, trim nails, administer meds or supplements etc- without being "Wolverined" 😫😢 by your cat! Those also work. Personally, I prefer to give the meds directly by mouth- to ensure the cat is getting the actual dosage. Sometimes cats will eat some of their food, then may return to eat the rest of it later, or sometimes doesn't complete the entire meal at all, or they won't finish the entire bowl of water. And it gets thrown out. Tip: Trim your pets claws prior to feeding directly by mouth. **Q: I cannot see alcohol on the ingredient list for this product. Herbal tinctures usually contain it. Is this product in fact alcohol-free?** A: no alcohol in it. just cranberry juice extract......................... 75 mg glucosamine..................................... 65 mg vitamin-c as ascorbate acid..................... 35 mg cornsilk powder................................. 30 mg dandelion whole plant........................... 25 mg nettle leaf..................................... 15 mg l-methionine.................................... 10 mg uva ursi........................................ 5 mg **Q: Can this be given to a squirrel?** A: The product is formulated from cats and dogs, however it is also made with All natural ingredients which makes it not harmful to other pets :) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good packaging *by S***N on 18 March 2025* We received the product in good condition good packaging also . Surely I will buy again. I hope this product will work in my cat condition . Thank you ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is a good urinary supplement for cats *by J***3 on 6 January 2019* I bought this for my male cat who recently developed his first (that I know of) bout of sterile cystitis, meaning he exhibited signs of urinary distress but had no infection. The vast majority of male cats who exhibit signs of urinary distress do NOT have an infection. More likely it is a condition brought on by improper diet, or even more likely, by stress in his environment whether it be competition with another cat, lack of stimulation, inadequate access to a clean litter pan, etc. All of these everyday things can have a profound chronic effect on a cats psyche. We got a wonderful, sweet kitten three months ago, primarily for my three year old male cat for a playmate since he is very social. Long story short, they got along and played, sometimes even groomed each other. These things were always instigated by the kitten, in hindsight. The problem was that my older male is docile and tolerant and he never stood up for himself or put the kitten in his place when the kitten was engaging in normal kitten behaviors. The kitten interrupted him while he ate, while he drank, while he slept. And after months of this stress, somehow unnoticed by me because he seemed to tolerate it so well (I feel bad about this) he developed a urinary issue. Straining in the litter pan, back and forth to the litter pan, grooming himself a lot, appearing agitated. I did take him to our vet, and it is important to ALWAYS take your cat to the vet if they are showing these signs. A male cat especially because his urethra can become blocked by inflammation, by mucous and blood that may be in the bladder, by urinary crystals that have formed from either an improper diet or from infection. In my cat’s condition, and this will be the case for most male cats who show urinary signs, the constant release of stress hormone disrupts the mucosal lining of the bladder and this allows urine to damage the bladder itself, causing inflammation and bleeding and discomfort. If you find yourself with a cat in this situation, first take him to the vet. Then, it is crucial to address the cause of his stress. In my case, we rehomed our kitten. Once he detected the older cat’s weakness, he began to pounce on him in the litterpan as well. He isn’t a bad kitten, he’s a sweetheart, but this is just how cats are and if the status quo cannot be maintained, they will exploit that. We also bought new litterpans that have covers for privacy, because cats do appreciate privacy. I also added an extra food and water bowl in another more private area of the house. So as far as I can tell, I’ve addressed the causes of his stress. He is also on pain management given to me by his vet and I have been giving him subcutaneous fluids at home, which prevents the dehydration that will only make your cat feel worse and worse. It also helps the urine to be more dilute to alleviate the discomfort that concentrated, sludgey urine would cause. Also I think it helps to actually have something to urinate rather than just straining. Kind of like how dry heaving is worse than vomiting. Finally, I began giving him this supplement. I think this is a good urinary supplement for cats. The vitamin c acidifies the urine to discourage the formation of SOME types of crystals, the sugars in cranberries also are not metabolized by the body and thus are excreted in the urine and it is believed that they “escort” harmful bacteria and other particles out of the bladder. The glucosamine is said to stimulate repair of the lining of the bladder. However, this supplement won’t treat or cure an infection, and it will NOT dissolve crystals or stones that have already formed. If you use this supplement on your cat or dog and his problems resolve, then the cause of his symptoms was NOT an infection or bladder stones. The only thing that will treat an infection is an antibiotic and the only thing that will dissolve a bladder stone or larger crystals that can’t pass through the urethra is the proper prescription diet. That said, I feel confident this supplement probably helps overall bladder health in the long run, but it is not a treatment. You must address the reason your cat developed a urinary issue in the first place. Keep their litterpans clean and private, free of disruptions. Feed them a quality diet and wash their bowls frequently. Keep an extra bowl of water somewhere else in the house that is private to encourage them to drink more often. Many cats do not like their food and water to be right next to each other. Make sure they have a private quiet space to totally relax. Relaxation and comfort and safety is very important to cats. Play with them, give them toys they can entertain themselves with, brush them if they enjoy it and stroke them gently and quietly. These things all encourage a feeling of relaxation that cats NEED. Finally, I found it much easier to administer 1.5 mL of this with a 3 mL syringe, rather than the dropper it came with. I put it right into his mouth rather than onto his food so I can ensure he has taken the whole dose. Sit your cat up, talk to him quietly and stroke his head. Then gently hold his scruff and pull up and back so that you can have some control and can put the syringe in his mouth. I dispense the 1.5 ml about 1/3 at a time with a pause and letting up on his scruff in between to let him swallow and gather himself up for the next dose. Don’t try to squirt it all in at once, it won’t go well. My cat doesn’t seem to mind this too much, but if this is very stressful for your cat, then just put it on his food like the instructions say. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Product works great *by T***Y on 16 August 2026* This absolutely works. My 90 lb mastiff was constantly licking her private area and it was swollen and smelly, she would lick her pee as well which was so disgusting. I saw this product and all the reviews and had nothing to loose compared to a vet visit. After half the bottle everything has stopped her vulva swelling even went down. I am so amazed and happy to see she is getting relief! I am going to buy a 2 pack next time for a bit of savings as my bottle will only last 3weeks but her weight requires 6-6ml droppers of this. I think, im still using it. Continuing to give her this to maintain her kidney, urinary tract health is well worth the cost! 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