Product detailed description

WeCysto Plus 50 ml – Urinary Tract Health Support for Dogs and Cats

WeCysto Plus is a complementary supplement for dogs and cats that helps support urinary tract health and the natural protection of the bladder. Thanks to its combination of cranberry extract, hyaluronic acid, omega-3 fatty acids, and other active ingredients, it provides comprehensive support for urinary tract problems. It also contains ingredients that help manage stress, which can be associated with recurring urinary issues, particularly in cats.

Key Benefits

• Urinary Tract Support – helps maintain bladder health and protect its natural mucosal lining.

• Helps Prevent Bacterial Adhesion – cranberry extract helps reduce the ability of bacteria to adhere to the urinary tract walls.

• Support During Inflammatory Processes – omega-3 fatty acids contribute to the body's natural regulation of inflammatory processes.

• Stress Support – L-tryptophan, L-theanine, and other ingredients help promote emotional well-being.

• Easy Administration – the convenient gel formula with a pump dispenser allows for simple and accurate dosing.

Composition

Each dose (2 ml) contains:

• Cranberry extract – 36 mg

• N-acetylglucosamine – 150 mg

• Hyaluronic acid – 10 mg

• Omega-3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA) – 30 mg

• Fish protein hydrolysate – 68 mg

• L-tryptophan – 100 mg

• Camellia sinensis (natural source of L-theanine) – 0.15 mg

• Vitamin B1 – 0.24 mg

• Vitamin B6 – 0.02 mg

• Vitamin B3 – 1.2 mg

Recommended Dosage

During the First Month of Use:

For Long-Term Use:

One pump delivers 2 ml of the product. The gel can be administered directly into the animal's mouth, mixed with food, or applied to the paw for the animal to lick off.

Shake well before use.

Packaging

50 ml – gel in a bottle with a convenient dosing pump.

Important Notice: This product is intended as a complementary supplement and does not replace veterinary examination or prescribed treatment. If your pet experiences urinary problems, consult a veterinarian. Inability to urinate requires immediate veterinary attention.