Rx Phos-Flush Phosphate Binder. Extra Large 200 Grams. Dog Kidney and Cat Kidney Support. Feline Urinary Tract Support. Compliments a Renal Failure Dog Food Diet or Cat Renal Support Diet.

Our pup was recently diagnosed with kidney disease and we are following the vet’s prescribed diet and medications; and, I’ve added the Phos-Flush as a “just in case” measure - if she gets in to anything that is NOT part of her new regimen.I sprinkle the powder on top of her kibble and pour about a cup of water and a 1/2 tablespoon of melted coconut oil on top of the prescription food - She loves it.So far, with the entire plan in motion, her numbers are actually improving - not just stabilizing. Yay!One minor complaint is the little spoon with which it comes. It’s much shorter than the spoon in similar products (like my cat’s lysine powder). The short spoon is really hard to grab. Thankfully, I had an extra spoon leftover from the kitty powder and use that instead.One minor kudo is for the white top that makes it easy to write dose instructions for pet-sitters to follow.I’ll update later if anything notable happens or with any changes.

My dog's phosphate levels improved after using this product for one month. If you have a dog with kidney disease, I highly recommend this product.

I tried this as a promotional product and so far has not disappointed. My fur baby is about 13yrs old and she has been eating this mixed with her food with no problems for about a week now. So far have noticed her more alert and with more appetite. Her digestion has improved as well. Will definitely keep giving her the supplement! I recommend for your babies.

I like the idea of your product. But it just doesn't do me any good if my cats will not eat it. Even if its mixed with food.

We have been using Epatikin for ever for our dog, he was a rescue and when we got him he had kidney disease. the Foster people just weren't giving him the love he needed and he was not on any phosphorus binder. We regularly get his levels checked, using Epatikin they have been consistent, eventually even lowered. But since we started using this we did a recent check and his levels are higher than they were previously. We haven't changed anything else about his diet or routine so I can only presume this isn't as effective. He definitely did enjoy the taste of it much more than he did with the Epatikin and this is priced well but if it's not working well it doesn't help. I am going to test trutikin as well and will try to report back.