Pet Honesty Cranberry Bladder Health for Dogs – Contains Active Ingredients - Cranberry & D-Mannose to Help Support Dog Urinary Tract Health, Dog Bladder Support, & Kidney Support for Dogs (Bacon)

I have two energetic Australian Shepherds who were leaving burn spots all over my lawn. We’ve been sprinkling these soft tabs over their breakfast for years and they love it. I love that the burn spots have gone away and my lawn is green again!

My dog loves them they are so soft to make a smaller piece.

These have helped control the pee spots in our yard for years. Our dog enjoys the taste and they have never bothered her stomach.

Dogs love them as a "going to bed" treat, and these saved much of our very pricey zoysia grass. Takes about 1 to 2 weeks to remove much of the nitrogen from you pups' urine. No down side here...good stuff for the dog AND good results for the lawn. I highly recommend.

I was so hopeful this would work but, unfortunately, it did not. Here's what I have learned (hope it helps some of you):1. It is the nitrogen in the dog's urine that kills the grass.2. The larger the dog and/or the more concentrated the urine, the more damage will occur.3. The ONLY way to neutralize nitrogen is by dilution. You can either get your dog to drink more water or dilute the urine soon after it comes out. PH has nothing to do with nitrogen content.4. Certain grass types are more susceptible than others to excess nitrogen. Bermuda and Kentucky blue are among those. Grass types that are not as susceptible are ryegrass and fescue.For what it's worth, the digestive enzymes in this product may or may not be beneficial for a dog's digestion but I would not count on it as a solution to excess nitrogen on your grass. My trial period was three months. I feel ripped off and misled by this product. Hoping to prevent the same experience for you. Either train your dog to go in a certain area or follow them with a watering can or hose to dilute their output if you can't get them to drink more water. I've read than adding broth to their water or providing a fountain that circulates the water can help. Of course, always provide fresh and plentiful water, daily. Good luck in your quest for a solution to dilution.

I cannot tell much difference as to lawn spots. There still seem to be so many. Plus one of the dogs won't go near the chews. . . .

We have been buying these for a few years now. They do exactly as advertised. I have 2 female dogs that were killing my grass. Now where they potty I just have more lush grass. These are a subscription order for us for years! Thank you for saving my lawn!

Seems to be working