PawloraCo™ Urinary Tract Drops for Cats
Shared by their families

"He was fine the day before."

Their families shared these so you hear the word "blocked" before the ER does.

Louie
LouieMale · 4 yrs
Eight hours from first sign to goodbye.
Onyx
OnyxMale · 2 yrs
"He was fine the day before."
Twister
TwisterMale · 6 yrs
Three unblockings. Still not enough.

None of them had a warning. Yours can.

The signs were there, nobody knew to look. Answer a few questions about your cat and we'll show you what to watch for.

See where your cat stands → 8 questions · About a minute · Private, no email needed Skip ahead to the solution →

Straining with nothing coming out? Stop reading and call a vet now. This page will still be here.

1-minute urinary check · 8 quick taps

Is your cat's bladder quietly asking for help?

Answer 8 quick questions and get a personal urinary report for your cat, with a daily care plan and a dose matched to their weight. No email needed.

All quiz data and reports are reviewed by our telehealth vet team
Question 1 of 8Cat Urinary Wellness Check

First, what's your cat's name?

We'll use it to build a personal report, not a generic one.

Is your cat a boy or a girl?

Boys have a urethra narrower than a grain of rice. Girls can get stress cystitis too, so we score them differently.

How old is your cat?

Young adults and seniors need different kinds of urinary care.

About how much does your cat weigh?

Heavier cats run a higher risk, and we'll use this to work out your cat's daily dose.

What's mostly in your cat's bowl?

Dry kibble is about 10% water. A cat's natural prey is about 70% water.

How often do you see your cat drink?

Cats have almost no thirst drive. "I never see him drink" is the answer we hear most.

Has your cat had any of these before?

Past history is the first thing vets look at.

Noticed any of these in the last 2 weeks?

Tick everything, even small things. These are the signs parents most often "wish they'd noticed sooner."

Building your cat's report…

  • Scoring all 8 answers
  • Comparing with 12,000+ cat profiles
  • Working out your cat's daily dose
  • Telehealth vet team review
✓ Reviewed by the PawloraCo Telehealth Vet Team

your cat's Urinary Wellness Report

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your cat is a match for PawloraCo daily care

Similar to other cats with your cat's profile () whose parents now use PawloraCo every day.

What our vets flagged in your cat's answers
Daily doseon wet food, once a day
Main focus
First sign it's workingDays 7–10bigger, more regular clumps

Louie's family never got this report. You did.

Start your cat's routine →
Dr. Priya Raman, DVM

"I review profiles like your cat's every week. Small, boring, daily flow beats one big emergency. Start the routine and keep the litter box boring."Dr. Priya Raman, DVM · PawloraCo Telehealth Vet Team

One rule we give every cat parent: if your cat ever strains and nothing comes out, that's a same-day vet visit, not a supplement moment.

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PawloraCo Urinary Tract Drops bottle with a drop of cranberry liquid
Cranberry-powered flow support: four key benefits
What PawloraCo does: six benefits for cats
The science behind PawloraCo drops: five key ingredients
Dr. Priya Raman, DVM, with her cat: trusted by vets
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PawloraCo™ Urinary Tract Drops

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VET APPROVEDDesigned in Japan | Cranberry + D-Mannose | Cat-first formula

Indoor cats, stress-prone cats and cats who barely drink are the ones vets see most for urinary trouble. You can't make a cat drink more. You can help more go through. One dropper on dinner, every day.

  • Supports healthy urine flow
  • Soothes the bladder lining
  • Kidney + bladder support
  • Picky-cat approved taste

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Danielle MoreauLost my first boy to a blockage at 4. Eight hours from "acting weird" to gone. When we adopted Miso I swore never again — wet food, two fountains, and these on his dinner every night. Two years, not one scare. The vet asked what I'd changed. I don't knock wood anymore. I do this every morning. 👍❤️😢 2,618
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Small-batch cranberry extraction can't be rushed, so we sell out between runs. PawloraCo sold out twice last autumn — the season vets see the most urinary cases.

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Why does my cat need daily urinary support?

Because cats barely drink. A male cat's urethra is narrower than a grain of rice, and concentrated urine lets crystals, mucus and irritation build into the plug that blocks him. Daily support keeps urine dilute and flowing — the one factor veterinary studies tie to lower recurrence.

How long until I see a difference?

Most parents notice bigger, more regular clumps in the litter box within 7–10 days and calmer litter-box behavior by week 3–4. Prevention is quiet — the "result" is the emergency that never happens.

Why is this different from everything I've tried?

Prescription food changes urine chemistry. Fountains add water in. PawloraCo is the layer in between: nine named botanicals that support water going through, a calm bladder lining, and a healthy tract surface — on food he already eats, with no added vitamin C.

★★★★★ Rated 4.8/5 based on 3,214 reviews

12,000+ Calmer Cat Parents

The mechanism

Why Flow Matters

Think of your cat's urinary tract as a garden hose. When water runs through it, nothing sticks. When it only trickles, grit settles, and one day the hose clogs. PawloraCo helps keep the water running.

Concentrated urine full of crystals compared with clear dilute urine01 · THE PROBLEM
Why it starts

Cats barely drink, so their urine gets "too thick."

Cats come from desert ancestors and have almost no thirst drive. On dry food, their urine turns dark and concentrated, and packed with minerals.

Like over-sweet tea: stir ten spoons of sugar into a small cup and it won't dissolve. It sinks to the bottom as grit. Concentrated urine does the same with minerals.
Crystals and mucus forming a plug inside a narrow urethra02 · THE BUILD-UP
What goes wrong

Grit + mucus slowly turn into a plug.

Those mineral crystals stick to mucus and debris. A boy's urethra is narrower than a grain of rice (about 0.7 mm), so a tiny clump is all it takes. Girls get the irritation too.

Like hair in a drain: one strand is nothing. A week of strands and soap scum, and suddenly the water stops.
Clear urine flushing grit and bacteria out of a cat's urinary tract03 · THE FIX
What helps

Rinse the sticky stuff out, every day.

PawloraCo works on everything that builds up. Couch grass, nettle and corn silk keep more, lighter urine moving so grit gets flushed out. Cranberry PACs and D-Mannose stop bacteria from sticking to the bladder wall, so they leave with every pee. Marshmallow root calms the lining, so there's less sticky mucus for crystals to cling to.

Like a non-stick pan under running water: nothing gets a chance to stick, so a quick daily rinse keeps it clean instead of scrubbing burnt-on mess later.
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FlushMore, lighter urine · Couch grass, Nettle, Corn silk
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SootheA calm bladder lining · Marshmallow root, Pumpkin seed
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ShieldA non-stick tract · Cranberry PACs, D-Mannose, Bearberry

Meet the 8 ingredients doing the work

Swipe through, then tap ↻ What it does to flip a card.

Source: Today's Veterinary Practice, "Feline Urethral Obstruction." Statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. PawloraCo is a daily dietary supplement, not a treatment.

Bring Back the Big Pees

Real outcomes from cat parents who switched from hoping to a daily habit.

94%Noticed

bigger, more regular clumps in the litter box within the first two weeks.

91%Reported

fewer "in-and-out" litter-box trips and long squats by the end of month one.

88%Said

they finally stopped checking the box with their heart in their throat.

ⓘ Post-purchase survey of 500 cat parents using PawloraCo daily for 60+ days. Individual results vary.

Gentle Support. Vet Approved.

Keeping things moving, every single day.

Couch grass, nettle and corn silk support healthy urine output so what goes in comes back out — diluted, regularly, before anything has time to settle. It's the part of prevention a fountain alone can't guarantee, because you can't make a cat drink.

  • Supports more, more dilute urine — the "pee castles" long-term parents brag about
  • Works alongside wet food, fountains and any prescription diet
  • Traditional botanicals, not drugs — gentle enough for daily use

Most blocked cats never had a stone.

In a recent veterinary study, over half of obstructions were "idiopathic" — an inflamed, spasming lining, not a rock. Marshmallow root and corn silk are mucilage-rich botanicals traditionally used to soothe irritated membranes, so stress, concentrated urine and grit are less likely to turn a flare into a plug.

  • Soothes the bladder lining during stressful weeks
  • Pairs with Feliway, enrichment and your vet's plan for stress cystitis
  • Start it the week before the move, the holiday or the new baby

He hated the Rx food. He won't notice this.

Prescription diets only work if he eats them — and "he HATED it" is the most common sentence in urinary-cat forums. PawloraCo goes on whatever wet food he already loves. Mild cranberry taste. Half a dropper for small cats, one for most adults. Gone in a minute.

  • No new food to refuse, no pill to fight, no 4-week transition
  • One bottle covers every cat in the house
  • Marked, non-glass dropper — dosing chart on the box AND the bottle

A daily kindness to aging kidneys.

Hydration is the one thing that helps both the bladder and the kidneys as cats age, and seniors are the hardest to pill. Nettle and couch grass support gentle filtration; a dropper on dinner adds zero stress. Not a cure for kidney disease — a gentle daily layer on top of your vet's care.

  • Gentle, alcohol-free, no added vitamin C
  • Maintenance dosing every 2–3 days once settled
  • Always loop in your vet for cats with diagnosed kidney disease
Our veterinary advisors

One vet. One question. Straight answers.

Our advisors recommend a daily-care philosophy — not a treatment promise. Here's how each of them answers the question cat parents ask them most.

Dr. Aiko Tanaka, DVM
"Does cranberry even do anything for cats?"

Dr. Aiko Tanaka, DVM, PhD

Veterinary Nutrition · Formulation Lead, Tokyo

"Cranberry juice does nothing — it's sugar and water. The proanthocyanidins in a standardized extract, paired with D-Mannose, support a healthy bladder surface so bacteria lose their grip. We built PawloraCo as a daily dietary supplement around that, with flushing and soothing botanicals, and we deliberately left out added vitamin C because cats are not small dogs."

Licensed, Tokyo Metropolitan Government · Advisory statement, not a treatment claim
Dr. Marcus Hale, DVM
"Why does this keep happening to male cats?"

Dr. Marcus Hale, DVM

Feline Urinary Specialist · 16 yrs clinical, 400+ unblocking procedures

"A male cat's urethra narrows to about 0.7 mm. Concentrated urine, stress and a little mucus is all it takes. I see 4–6 blocked boys a week, and the ones who don't come back are the ones whose parents made hydration a daily habit — not a hope. Females block less, but they get the same hidden cystitis. Daily care is for both."

Licensed, State of Colorado · Advisory statement, not a treatment claim
Dr. Priya Raman, DVM
"Is there really a 'blockage season'?"

Dr. Priya Raman, DVM

Internal & Preventive Medicine

"Autumn and winter. Cats move less, drink less, and the house gets busier — guests, travel, fireworks. Our caseload climbs every October. I tell owners to start a daily routine in September, not to scramble in December. Prevention is boring. Boring is the goal."

Licensed, State of Washington · Advisory statement, not a treatment claim
Dr. Hannah Weiss, DVM
"Do show cats get special urinary care?"

Dr. Hannah Weiss, DVM

TICA Allbreed Judge · Breeder Health Consultant

"Every serious cattery I work with has a hydration protocol — it's that basic. A cat whose urine is dilute and whose bladder is calm has a better coat, better appetite and a better temperament in the ring. I'd rather see owners do one small thing daily than one heroic thing in an emergency."

Licensed, State of New York · Advisory statement, not a treatment claim
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Male catsThe highest-risk group. Start before anything happens.
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Female catsLower blockage risk, same hidden cystitis. Gentle daily maintenance.
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Cats after recoveryPost-catheter or post-surgery — the "never again" routine, alongside your vet's plan.
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Healthy catsNo symptoms? Perfect. That's exactly when daily care works best.
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What PawloraCo is: a daily preventive dietary supplement with flushing, soothing and surface-supporting botanicals. What it isn't: a treatment, an emergency fix, or a replacement for your vet. We built it for the 364 days a year your cat is fine — so that the 365th never comes.

Inside every dropper

Kidney. Bladder. Urethra. 9 botanicals, 3 zones, 1 dropper.

Named, not "proprietary." Each herb has a job, and each zone of the urinary tract gets its own support.

PawloraCo Ingredient Facts panel listing all nine botanicals

Zone 1 · Kidney — filter & flush Flow

Nettle leaf · Couch grass · Corn silk. Traditional diuretic botanicals that support healthy urine output, so more goes through and less sits concentrated.

Zone 2 · Bladder — coat & calm Comfort

Marshmallow root · Corn silk · Pumpkin seed. Mucilage-rich herbs traditionally used to soothe irritated linings, plus pumpkin seed for bladder tone.

Zone 3 · Urethra & tract — anti-stick Surface

Cranberry extract (PACs) · D-Mannose · Bearberry leaf. Supports a healthy tract surface so bacteria can't hold on, and gets rinsed out with Zone 1.

What we left out: added vitamin C.

Most "cat & dog" urinary drops add ascorbic acid. For a cat with a history of oxalate crystals, that's the wrong direction. PawloraCo is formulated cat-first — no added vitamin C, alcohol-free, non-GMO. Ask your vet which crystal type your cat had; this formula was designed with both in mind.

The difference

Why PawloraCo Stands Out

Typical urinary products are built for the moment after symptoms start. PawloraCo is built for every day before them.

✓ PawloraCoOthers
Built for daily prevention, not symptom rescue✓✕
Flow + lining + surface (3-zone support)✓✕
Cat-first formula & cat-weight dosing✓✕
No added vitamin C✓✕
All 9 botanicals named on the label✓✕
Drops on food — no pill, no new diet✓✕
Designed by a Japanese veterinary team✓✕
90-day money-back guarantee✓✕
A hand adds one dropper of PawloraCo to a bowl of wet cat food

Is PawloraCo Right for Your Cat?

See if your cat is in a group vets watch:

My cat is a male

The group that blocks. A urethra under 1 mm wide means concentrated urine, stress and a little mucus are enough. Daily flow support is the lowest-effort protection you can give a boy.

My cat has blocked, been catheterized or had crystals before

Vets will tell you plainly: once a cat blocks, he's likely to block again. Keep the prescription diet if he'll eat it. Add daily flow support — the only factor studies tie to lower recurrence is more water going through.

My cat goes in and out of the litter box

Long squats, small clumps and repeat trips are the early signs most owners "wish they'd known." If he's still producing urine, start daily support now and call your vet for a urinalysis. If he's producing nothing — emergency, today.

My cat pees blood when stressed

Stress cystitis is real and recurring. Marshmallow root and corn silk soothe the lining; start PawloraCo the week before the move, the holiday or the new baby, alongside your vet's plan.

My cat is a senior

Older cats drink less, hide more and are nearly impossible to pill. A dropper on dinner supports hydration for both bladder and kidneys with zero wrestling. Loop in your vet if kidney disease is diagnosed.

My cat seems fine right now

Perfect. "He was fine the day before" is the first line of almost every blockage story. Prevention works best on a healthy cat — and it costs less per day than the water he won't drink.

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Your Cat's Flow Journey

Consistency is the whole trick. Here's what one dropper a day does.

Days 1–10

Flow starts

  • Dropper on dinner — most cats lick the bowl clean, no coaxing
  • Bigger, more frequent clumps as urine dilutes
  • Fewer "in-and-out" visits; squats get shorter
Weeks 3–4

Calm sets in

  • Litter-box routine looks boring — which is the point
  • Bladder lining supported through stressful days
  • Coat and appetite often perk up as hydration improves
Month 2+

Maintenance mode

  • Drop to every 2–3 days for healthy cats; daily for high-risk boys
  • Clean urinalysis at checkups is the result parents report most
  • You stop knocking wood. You just do the dropper.
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A cat parent adds PawloraCo urinary drops to her cat's dinner while the cat waits calmly
Daily urinary care for cats · Designed in Japan

Protect him before the 2am emergency.

Most cat parents never hear the word "blocked" until the ER. One dropper of PawloraCo on his dinner each day supports healthy urine flow and a calm bladder — the quiet, daily habit that helps keep urinary trouble from ever starting.

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Real cat parents

From "never again" to "never worry."

Cat parent with her recovered cat and PawloraCo
The ER story
🐾 Pico4 yrsGray & White ShorthairBlocked once · 2 nights in the ER

"$3,100 and a night on the clinic floor."

"Pico stopped peeing on a Sunday. By Monday he was yowling. The ER kept him two nights. I sat in the parking lot and cried over a bill bigger than my rent. The discharge sheet said 'likely to recur.' That sentence changed how I live. Fountain, wet food, and PawloraCo every evening. Eighteen months. Not one scare."

— Renata, Pico's mom · Austin, TX
Senior woman with her elderly cat and PawloraCo
The daily routine
🐾 Captain11 yrsOrange TabbyBlocked twice · 2 catheters

"I stopped gambling on luck."

"After his second catheter the vet said the next step was surgery. I couldn't afford it and I couldn't bear it. Someone in the FLUTD group said 'make his urine boring.' So I did. Dropper on breakfast, water in his pâté, box scooped twice a day. He's eleven now. His urinalysis last month was the cleanest it's ever been."

— Dolores, Captain's mom · Tampa, FL

90-Day Money-Back Guarantee

We know you've been burned — by juice, by chews, by "natural treatments" that weren't. So use PawloraCo for a full 90 days. If you don't see calmer litter-box habits and bigger, healthier clumps, email us and we'll refund every cent. Keep the bottle. No forms, no fight.

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Got Questions? We've Got Answers.

Is this a treatment for a UTI or a blockage?

No. PawloraCo is a daily dietary supplement for healthy urinary maintenance. It does not treat, cure or prevent any disease. A cat who is straining with little or no urine, crying, vomiting or hiding needs a veterinarian immediately.

My cat already blocked once. Will this stop it happening again?

Nothing can promise that, and anyone who does is lying to you. What veterinary studies show is that more water going through is the one factor independently tied to lower recurrence. PawloraCo supports exactly that — on top of your vet's diet and plan, never instead of it.

Isn't cranberry a myth for cats?

Cranberry juice is. Standardized cranberry extract (PACs) plus D-Mannose supports a healthy bladder surface so bacteria lose their grip — and in PawloraCo it's one of nine botanicals, not the whole story. The flushing herbs do the heavy lifting.

I heard vitamin C can cause crystals in cats.

That concern is valid for cats prone to calcium-oxalate crystals, which is why PawloraCo contains no added vitamin C. If your cat has had crystals, ask your vet which type — and share our full ingredient list with them.

Can I use it with prescription urinary food?

Yes. Keep the diet your vet recommended if your cat will eat it. PawloraCo goes on top as the flow-and-comfort layer. If he refuses the Rx food, PawloraCo is the daily support he'll actually take.

How do I give it, and how much?

Shake well. Under 8 lb: ½ dropper. 8–15 lb: 1 dropper. Over 15 lb: 1½ droppers. Mix into wet food once daily (don't add to the water bowl). Daily for the first 4 weeks, then every 2–3 days for healthy cats; daily for high-risk boys.

What if my cat is a picky eater?

Mild cranberry taste that most cats lick up in pâté or gravy. If he's suspicious, start with a quarter dropper and build up over three days. It's drops, not a pill — there's nothing to spit out.

Is it safe for kittens, seniors or cats with kidney disease?

Suitable from 4 months. Seniors do beautifully on it. For cats with diagnosed kidney disease or on medication, show the ingredient list to your vet first — flushing herbs deserve a professional's okay.

Will the bottle look the same every time?

Yes — deep cranberry red, every lot, with a lot number and tamper seal. Batch color drift is the #1 complaint about Amazon urinary drops; we test every run and publish lot photos on request.

How does the 90-day guarantee work?

Email support within 90 days of delivery. Refund, no return required. We'd rather lose a sale than keep a worried cat parent's money.

Important safety & compliance notice

  • PawloraCo Urinary Tract Drops is a pet dietary supplement — not a veterinary drug or medicine.
  • If you see bloody urine, straining with little or no urine, or persistent vomiting, seek veterinary care immediately.
  • Intended for daily wellness maintenance in healthy cats. It does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Veterinary advisors endorse a daily-care approach, not a treatment outcome. Survey figures are self-reported by PawloraCo customers. Individual results vary.

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