Product Description

Product Overview

Büngener Advanced Urinary Paste is a complementary nutritional paste formulated for cats, with ingredients selected to provide nutritional support for the urinary system and urinary environment.

The formula contains cranberry powder (4.66%) together with a high level of methionine (40,000mg/kg). Methionine is included for its urine-acidifying nutritional role, while cranberry provides additional dietary support. The formula also contains malt, corn germ oil and a 2% herbal complex made from slippery elm bark, devil’s claw and St. John’s wort.

Büngener positions this formula for urinary support, including nutritional management associated with struvite-forming urinary conditions. Because urinary crystals, stones, difficulty urinating and recurrent urinary problems can require veterinary diagnosis and treatment, this supplement should be used with veterinary guidance when a urinary disorder is suspected or confirmed.

Key Benefits

• Complementary urinary-support paste for cats

• Formulated to support the urinary system

• Contains cranberry powder 4.66%

• Contains methionine 40,000mg/kg

• Methionine provides a urine-acidifying nutritional effect

• Formulated with controlled mineral support, including manufacturer positioning around magnesium

• Contains taurine 5,000mg/kg

• Includes vitamins A, D3, E, C, K and B vitamins

• Contains biotin and choline

• Includes a 2% herbal complex

• Herbal complex contains slippery elm bark, devil’s claw and St. John’s wort

• Convenient paste format

• Suitable for use as a complementary supplement alongside an appropriate complete cat diet

Product Details

Brand: Büngener
Product Name: Advanced Urinary Paste
Product Type: Cat Urinary Supplement Paste
Pet Type: Cats
Form: Paste
Primary Benefits: Urinary Support, Urine Acidification Support
Cranberry Powder: 4.66%
Methionine: 40,000mg/kg
Taurine: 5,000mg/kg
Corn Germ Oil: 10%
Herbal Complex: 2.00%
Pack Size: 100g

Composition

Skimmed milk powder (lactose free), corn germ oil (10%), malt, cranberry powder (4.66%), vegetable hydrolysate and herbal complex (2.00%) consisting of dried slippery elm bark (Ulmus fulva), devil's claw (Harpagophytum procumbens) and St. John's wort (Hypericum perforatum).

Nutritional Additives

Trace Elements

Technological Additives: Preservatives and thickener.

Analytical Constituents

Product color and packaging design may vary slightly from the images shown.

Feeding Guide

According to the supplied Büngener feeding instructions:

3 × 1g per 5–6kg body weight per day

1g = approximately 1.5cm paste strand

For a cat weighing approximately 5–6kg, the manufacturer's supplied guidance therefore corresponds to three 1g servings daily.

How to Use

• Give approximately 1g per serving

• 1g equals approximately a 1.5cm strand of paste

• Give 3 times daily per 5–6kg body weight

• Follow the current physical pack directions for cats outside this weight range

• Paste may be offered according to the manufacturer's serving instructions

• Always keep fresh drinking water available

For cats with diagnosed urinary crystals, stones or another urinary condition, follow the feeding and supplementation plan provided by the veterinarian.

Storage Instructions

• Store in a cool, dry place

• Protect from direct sunlight and excessive heat

• Close the tube securely after every use

• Keep the dispensing opening clean

• Follow the expiry date and storage directions printed on the physical pack

• Keep away from children

• Do not use if the product or packaging appears damaged or contaminated

Safety Instructions

• Intended as a complementary nutritional supplement for cats

• Do not use as a replacement for complete and balanced cat food

• Follow the recommended feeding quantity

• Do not exceed the manufacturer's dosage without veterinary guidance

• Urinary crystals and stones require proper veterinary assessment

• Difficulty urinating, blood in urine, repeated straining or inability to pass urine requires prompt veterinary attention

• Cats already receiving a urinary diet, urine-acidifying product or medication should receive veterinary advice before adding this supplement

• Discuss use with a veterinarian for cats with kidney disease or other medical conditions

• Stop use and seek professional advice if an unexpected reaction occurs

Frequently Asked Questions

Q What is Büngener Advanced Urinary Paste designed for?
It is a complementary nutritional paste formulated to provide urinary-system support for cats.

Q Does it contain cranberry?
Yes. The composition contains 4.66% cranberry powder.

Q Does the formula contain methionine?
Yes. It provides 40,000mg/kg methionine according to the supplied nutritional additive specification.

Q Why is methionine included?
Methionine is included for its nutritional urine-acidifying effect, which is relevant to the urinary environment.

Q Can this paste dissolve struvite stones?
The manufacturer positions the formula for nutritional support associated with struvite conditions. However, suspected or confirmed urinary stones should be diagnosed and managed by a veterinarian, rather than relying on a supplement alone.

Q Does it contain taurine?
Yes. It contains 5,000mg/kg taurine.

Q Is the milk powder lactose free?
Yes. The composition specifies lactose-free skimmed milk powder.

Q What herbs are included in the formula?
The 2% herbal complex contains slippery elm bark, devil's claw and St. John's wort.

Q Does it contain vitamins?
Yes. It contains vitamins A, D3, E, C, K and several B vitamins, along with biotin and choline.

Q How much should I give my cat?
The supplied feeding instructions state 3 × 1g per 5–6kg body weight per day.

Q How much is 1g of paste?
Approximately 1.5cm of paste strand is stated to equal 1g.

Q Can I give this paste together with urinary cat food?
Because both products may influence urinary mineral balance or urine pH, it is sensible to obtain veterinary guidance before combining them, especially in cats with diagnosed urinary disease.

Q Is this a veterinary medicine?
The supplied information describes it as a nutritional paste. It should not be presented as a substitute for veterinary diagnosis or treatment.