HomeoPet Leaks No More, Safe and Natural Cat and Dog Urinary Incontinence Relief, Pet Incontinence Medicine, 15 Milliliters

Okay… I know this shouldnt work, my vet told me it’s essentially vibrated water (but also recommended it) but it really does work. My dog has had been incontinent since 4. Only pees when she’s in a deep sleep and has no idea. My vet was worried that this could lead to UTIs so she told me I could do this or a $50 a month med. I tried this first and it really significantly reduced this problem. I was skeptical so I stopped it and saw an increase.

I gave this to my Maine coon cat who is going on 15 years old. She is having some arthritic issues and urine leakage possibly as a result. She couldn't quite make it to the litter box. However, after giving her just one dose, she is showing no urine leakage. I placed a small quantity of water is a bowl and added a drop of Leaks No More. Then I gave her the solution by mouth. I didn't know if she would drink it from the water bowl, and since there is more water in the bowl and I refresh it frequently, and because I have another younger cat, I decided to give it to her directly. I plan on giving 'Leaks No More" to her as needed. I also have given her joint formula and wasn't sure if both can be given at the same time, so I'm being careful about the dosages.

Our little female Cairn Terrier began leaking urine during sleep when she was about 7-8 years old. Our vet indicated that it was a problem experienced by a number of spayed dogs and, after doing a full set of tests to rule out bladder/kidney problems, he started her on a medication called Proin. Unfortunately, not only did the Proin not help with the "leakage" issue, it caused her quite a bit of gastrointestinal distress. I stopped the Proin and happened to luck upon a couple of blog sites that mentioned the Leaks-no-More product helping their pooches. Leaks-No-More works by tightening the bladder sphincter muscles. I was amazed at the difference it made for our little girl--and with no negative side effects. Within several days of adding the drops to her food, the problem seemed to be fixed. I was able to reduce her dosage to just 3 drops twice a day; and we had a good run of many years until recently. She's now 12 years old and several months ago began having intermittent leaking during the day even while awake. I had discontinued the Leaks No More since it didn't seem to be working anymore; but recently started it back up to see if taking a hiatus from the drops might make a difference. It didn't. My vet says it may be very early stages of kidney failure (Cairns are predisposed to kidney problems), but nothing obvious showing up in tests yet. For now, she's back in diapers just in case. I'm still giving a high rating of this product, though. It gave us a number of very good (and dry) years!IMPORTANT INFO (well, maybe for some): For those of you who like to know what is in the product you're giving your pooches, the ingredients listed by this particular sell-site are incorrect. SO completely incorrect that NONE of the ingredients listed are actually in the Leaks No More...so I suspect there was simply an "oops" where they inadvertently did an electronic "cut and paste" of the ingredient list of a different product. Anyway, here are the actual ingredients as they are listed on the most recent shipment of Leaks No More -- Plantago Major, Gelsemium Sempervirens, Cantharis, Causticum, Alumina 6c & 30c in 20% USP alc. in purified water. Yeah, I have no idea what most of this stuff is...but my vet did ask me "what all was in it" when I first mentioned to him years ago that it was working. So, there you have it.

Seems to work as described

It works only half the time but here's our situation.MOST ANIMAL rescues, like Humane Society did BAD. They fix animals WAY TOO YOUNG which causes a huge turnaround returned pets or animal to be abused. In our case I knew how to read a dog and knew we had 2 super smart girls, these 2 pups were fixed at just a few weeks old, WAY TOO YOUNG.This caused stones and sand, UTIs both females were very sickly, many tests only confusion, it took us yrs to figure the issue and a REAL HOLISTIC VET, not a wanna be holistic and an OBGYN vet to guide us. They would not urinate on floor but it would fall out of them as they lay there or stand still they would look surprised and cower down it was heart braking to see them like this, Doxy usually helped or doing PT, giving thrusting tickles to lower rib area would cause the one to tighten tummy a bit and she would not be so incontinent but once she slept it would happen once she was into deepest sleep so PT didnt always work. The other dog grew out of this after 3 yrs but not my other who is now 15 yrs old and still has drippy pippy issues. Their poor bodies were not able for the procedure it wasnt mature so they both would have urine backing into their bodies. WHAT A HEART BRAKE but after a vulva-plasty it was the same and caused her months of severe pain and us $2,000. What a rip off. The only med out there has dangerous side effects and we had an older dog on this years ago with a healthy heart at age 17! but immediately her heart was weaking she ended up on heart meds so we stopped that drippy pippymed but damage was done. She lasted 2 more years, age 19.