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Urinary Tract Inflammation & Infection (UTIs):
Urinary tract infections (or UTIs) are common in dogs, however many bladder issues are actually from inflammation where there is no bacteria associated with them at all, so giving antibiotics won’t do much to help. And because antibiotics can cause long-term damage it’s best to avoid them whenever you can.
UTIs can affect your dog’s kidneys, ureter, urethra and bladder.
They can quite often be recurrent and can even have a genetic/breed prevalence. Causes could be related to stress and diet but may also include immunological deficiency or fungal or protozoan infections. Other causes could be bladder stones, injuries, or tumours.
As soon as the bladder gets inflamed for any reason, you’ll notice that your dog frequently tries to urinate. He or she will often end up urinating in inappropriate places, such as throughout the home.
Urinary Incontinence:
The bladder is comprised of smooth muscle groups that are dependent on reproductive hormones. So when hormone production is altered the bladder can lose tone and urine dribble results. Herbs cannot replace hormones, although some do contain estrogenic compounds, but predominantly you need to use herbs to help strengthen and support the structure and function of the bladder and urinary tissues.
For older dogs or epileptic dogs, incontinence can be related more directly to neurological decline, so herbs that improve synaptic transmission and blood circulation to the brain are more suitable. In these cases we would suggest giving them either our Fundamentals: Seniors or My Old Dog flax seed oil blend
Ingredients
Saw Palmetto: Strengthens and nourishes the smooth muscle tissue of the urinary tract
Yarrow: Bacteriostatic agent for treatment of chronic or acute cystitis
Juniper: Astringent and antimicrobial with a particular affinity with genitourinary system; It is also a mild diuretic, good treatment for cystitis, that increases urine production and waste elimination. It can also improve kidney function (Glomerular filtration Rate) using terpineol compounds.
Uva Ursi: Contains hydroquinones which are chemical compounds that are active against a wide range of pathogens, often implicated in urinary tract infections. It also works as an astringent, antimicrobial and diuretic
Plantain: Another herb with a particular affinity for the urinary tract. It can be very soothing to the tract by producing mucilage, whilst still providing astringent, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial actions, from its aucubin and saponin constituents.
Goldenseal: Antimicrobial herbs, that can also help to boost the action of echinacea, helps to reduce inflammation, and has an affinity with lower urinary tract
CornSilk: Mucilage producing herb which soothes and protects internal mucous membranes. It is also diuretic and an astringent, can help tackle chronic inflammation of any portion of urinary tract or kidneys, without causing added irritation to the kidneys
Echinacea: Supports the lymph system to eliminate waste materials. It has an affinity with urinary tract. Furthermore, as an immunostimulant and antimicrobial it can useful for treating bacterial or fungal infections of the bladder and urethra.
Feeding Guidelines
Give orally twice a day. 1 capful equates to 1ml
Dogs Under 10kg: 0.5 – 1ml
10kg to 20kg: 2.0ml
Over 20kg: 2.5ml Not suitable for dogs with Kidney disease and not suitable for pregnant dogs, or puppies under 12 weeks age.
You’ll find your unique referral link in your barkinBISTRO account. Send it to friends who’d love to try our meals.
When they use your link to place their first order (minimum £50) they’ll receive £10 credit to use on their next order.
As a thanks, you’ll also get £10 credit towards your next order over £50 for every successful referral.
All orders placed before 10am on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday will be dispatched same day for next day delivery service.
UK Mainland customers may be a 2 day delivery service, please note DPD and Royal Mail Tracked 24 is not a guaranteed next day delivery service. If you would like reassurance of a next day delivery service please choose the Royal Mail Guaranteed Next Day delivery service at checkout (available for UK and Northern Ireland customers only).
Orders placed after 10am on Thursday’s will be dispatched on the following Monday.
Bank holiday orders will be dispatched on the next working day.
You should allow at least 48 hrs for delivery and be aware that couriers will deliver between the hours of 8am and 6pm (this could be even earlier and later during busy periods). We cannot replace or refund any orders which have been refused or been delivered within 48 hours.
Check the Temperature: Upon arrival, ensure the raw pet food is still cold to the touch or partially frozen. If it feels warm, don’t refreeze it. Provided the food is still cold to the touch, at 4°C or below, you can safely refreeze and use as normal.
Quality Check: Look for any unusual smell, discoloration, or signs of spoilage. If anything seems off, discard the food.
Please note we do not receive any compensation from couriers for late deliveries or damages due to the nature of the product. Any replacements are sent at our expense.
FREE DPD Delivery on Orders Over £100
£7.99 DPD Delivery on Orders Under £100
£4.50 Royal Mail Delivery on Orders up to 1.5kg Non frozen products
£18.00 Royal Mail Guaranteed Next Day Delivery on Orders up to 20kg
FREE DPD Delivery on Orders Over £100
£9.99 DPD Delivery on Orders Under £100
FREE Royal Mail Delivery on Orders Over £100
£9.99 Royal Mail Delivery on Orders Under £100
£4.50 Royal Mail Delivery on Orders up to 1.5kg Non frozen products
£18.00 Royal Mail Guaranteed Next Day Delivery on Orders up to 20kg
Your delicious meals are shipped frozen. Our insulated boxes are designed to keep your food cold during transit. They stay cold for 48 hours so there’s no need to be at home for delivery. That means if your box is left in a safe place or with a neighbour, you can just pop the food into the fridge or freezer when you get home.
At times our frozen meals defrost slightly whilst on their way to you, however this is expected especially in warmer weather, provided the food is still cold it is completely safe to pop them into the freezer to refreeze. We’ve done lots of testing on this, and we’d never suggest something we weren’t comfortable doing ourselves.
Some Highlands and Islands postcodes may take a while longer for delivery. If you live in one of these harder to reach areas call us to find out more 02829540569.
barkinBISTRO will not accept liability for missing orders that have shown to be left at your address by the GPS tracking from our couriers or for incorrect address information.
We will not refund or replace orders where customers have notified the couriers to deliver on an alternative delivery day or to an alternative delivery address. Changes agreed with the courier once your parcel has left our premise are out of our control and we strictly advise against this.
We are always looking to improve so do email or call our friendly team on [email protected] or 02829540569 if you have any questions.
Urinary Tract Inflammation & Infection (UTIs):
Urinary tract infections (or UTIs) are common in dogs, however many bladder issues are actually from inflammation where there is no bacteria associated with them at all, so giving antibiotics won’t do much to help. And because antibiotics can cause long-term damage it’s best to avoid them whenever you can.
UTIs can affect your dog’s kidneys, ureter, urethra and bladder.
They can quite often be recurrent and can even have a genetic/breed prevalence. Causes could be related to stress and diet but may also include immunological deficiency or fungal or protozoan infections. Other causes could be bladder stones, injuries, or tumours.
As soon as the bladder gets inflamed for any reason, you’ll notice that your dog frequently tries to urinate. He or she will often end up urinating in inappropriate places, such as throughout the home.
Urinary Incontinence:
The bladder is comprised of smooth muscle groups that are dependent on reproductive hormones. So when hormone production is altered the bladder can lose tone and urine dribble results. Herbs cannot replace hormones, although some do contain estrogenic compounds, but predominantly you need to use herbs to help strengthen and support the structure and function of the bladder and urinary tissues.
For older dogs or epileptic dogs, incontinence can be related more directly to neurological decline, so herbs that improve synaptic transmission and blood circulation to the brain are more suitable. In these cases we would suggest giving them either our Fundamentals: Seniors or My Old Dog flax seed oil blend
Ingredients
Saw Palmetto: Strengthens and nourishes the smooth muscle tissue of the urinary tract
Yarrow: Bacteriostatic agent for treatment of chronic or acute cystitis
Juniper: Astringent and antimicrobial with a particular affinity with genitourinary system; It is also a mild diuretic, good treatment for cystitis, that increases urine production and waste elimination. It can also improve kidney function (Glomerular filtration Rate) using terpineol compounds.
Uva Ursi: Contains hydroquinones which are chemical compounds that are active against a wide range of pathogens, often implicated in urinary tract infections. It also works as an astringent, antimicrobial and diuretic
Plantain: Another herb with a particular affinity for the urinary tract. It can be very soothing to the tract by producing mucilage, whilst still providing astringent, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial actions, from its aucubin and saponin constituents.
Goldenseal: Antimicrobial herbs, that can also help to boost the action of echinacea, helps to reduce inflammation, and has an affinity with lower urinary tract
CornSilk: Mucilage producing herb which soothes and protects internal mucous membranes. It is also diuretic and an astringent, can help tackle chronic inflammation of any portion of urinary tract or kidneys, without causing added irritation to the kidneys
Echinacea: Supports the lymph system to eliminate waste materials. It has an affinity with urinary tract. Furthermore, as an immunostimulant and antimicrobial it can useful for treating bacterial or fungal infections of the bladder and urethra.
Feeding Guidelines
Give orally twice a day. 1 capful equates to 1ml
Dogs Under 10kg: 0.5 – 1ml
10kg to 20kg: 2.0ml
Over 20kg: 2.5ml Not suitable for dogs with Kidney disease and not suitable for pregnant dogs, or puppies under 12 weeks age.
You’ll find your unique referral link in your barkinBISTRO account. Send it to friends who’d love to try our meals.
When they use your link to place their first order (minimum £50) they’ll receive £10 credit to use on their next order.
As a thanks, you’ll also get £10 credit towards your next order over £50 for every successful referral.
All orders placed before 10am on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday will be dispatched same day for next day delivery service.
UK Mainland customers may be a 2 day delivery service, please note DPD and Royal Mail Tracked 24 is not a guaranteed next day delivery service. If you would like reassurance of a next day delivery service please choose the Royal Mail Guaranteed Next Day delivery service at checkout (available for UK and Northern Ireland customers only).
Orders placed after 10am on Thursday’s will be dispatched on the following Monday.
Bank holiday orders will be dispatched on the next working day.
You should allow at least 48 hrs for delivery and be aware that couriers will deliver between the hours of 8am and 6pm (this could be even earlier and later during busy periods). We cannot replace or refund any orders which have been refused or been delivered within 48 hours.
Check the Temperature: Upon arrival, ensure the raw pet food is still cold to the touch or partially frozen. If it feels warm, don’t refreeze it. Provided the food is still cold to the touch, at 4°C or below, you can safely refreeze and use as normal.
Quality Check: Look for any unusual smell, discoloration, or signs of spoilage. If anything seems off, discard the food.
Please note we do not receive any compensation from couriers for late deliveries or damages due to the nature of the product. Any replacements are sent at our expense.
FREE DPD Delivery on Orders Over £100
£7.99 DPD Delivery on Orders Under £100
£4.50 Royal Mail Delivery on Orders up to 1.5kg Non frozen products
£18.00 Royal Mail Guaranteed Next Day Delivery on Orders up to 20kg
FREE DPD Delivery on Orders Over £100
£9.99 DPD Delivery on Orders Under £100
FREE Royal Mail Delivery on Orders Over £100
£9.99 Royal Mail Delivery on Orders Under £100
£4.50 Royal Mail Delivery on Orders up to 1.5kg Non frozen products
£18.00 Royal Mail Guaranteed Next Day Delivery on Orders up to 20kg
Your delicious meals are shipped frozen. Our insulated boxes are designed to keep your food cold during transit. They stay cold for 48 hours so there’s no need to be at home for delivery. That means if your box is left in a safe place or with a neighbour, you can just pop the food into the fridge or freezer when you get home.
At times our frozen meals defrost slightly whilst on their way to you, however this is expected especially in warmer weather, provided the food is still cold it is completely safe to pop them into the freezer to refreeze. We’ve done lots of testing on this, and we’d never suggest something we weren’t comfortable doing ourselves.
Some Highlands and Islands postcodes may take a while longer for delivery. If you live in one of these harder to reach areas call us to find out more 02829540569.
barkinBISTRO will not accept liability for missing orders that have shown to be left at your address by the GPS tracking from our couriers or for incorrect address information.
We will not refund or replace orders where customers have notified the couriers to deliver on an alternative delivery day or to an alternative delivery address. Changes agreed with the courier once your parcel has left our premise are out of our control and we strictly advise against this.
We are always looking to improve so do email or call our friendly team on [email protected] or 02829540569 if you have any questions.
