Achiote Powder - Urinary, Bladder & Probiotic Digestive Support* The Petz Kitchen

Achiote Powder for Urinary, Bladder & Digestive Support

Achiote (also known as annatto) is a South American superfood plant used in traditional wellness practices and offered here as a daily powder for dogs and cats. It’s both water and fat soluble and is intended to support urinary and bladder health, plus probiotic digestive support.

This formula contains only achiote powder and is best mixed into wet food, home-prepared meals, treats, raw, dehydrated, or hybrid diets. Achiote has a naturally bitter taste, so mixing with food can help improve acceptance.

Key Features

• Single ingredient: Made with achiote powder only
• Urinary and bladder support: Traditionally used for prostate, bladder, kidney, and urogenital wellness needs
• Digestive support: Includes probiotic and digestive support components noted in the ingredient profile
• Daily meal topper: Add to your dog or cat’s meal once daily
• Feeding guidance included: Weight-based serving amounts provided for consistent use

Measurements & Fit

• Container sizes: 2 oz shaker, 4 oz pouch, 8 oz pouch
• Daily amount: 1 to 10 lbs 1 8 tsp 11 to 25 lbs 1 4 tsp 26 to 50 lbs 1 2 tsp 51 to 75 lbs 3 4 tsp 76 plus lbs 1 tsp
• Suggested duration: Use for at least 30 days to see initial results

Question: What is this product made of
Answer: It contains a single ingredient: achiote powder (also called annatto).

Question: How do I give achiote powder to my pet
Answer: Add the powder to your dog or cat’s meal once daily; it’s best mixed into wet food, home-prepared meals, treats, raw, dehydrated, or hybrid diets.

Question: What are the serving amounts by weight
Answer: 1–10 lbs: 1/8 tsp; 11–25 lbs: 1/4 tsp; 26–50 lbs: 1/2 tsp; 51–75 lbs: 3/4 tsp; 76+ lbs: 1 tsp once daily.

Question: How long should I use it before expecting results
Answer: Use for at least 30 days to see initial results.

Question: Are there any cautions or contraindications
Answer: Do not give to pregnant or nursing dogs and cats; use caution with pets diagnosed with hyperkalemia or hypoglycemia, and it may interact with blood pressure or related medications.