The speaker had 11 UTIs in one year; co-founder Dr. Meg had two antibiotic-resistant infections that landed her in the hospital. E. coli bacteria are increasingly resistant to antibiotics, making UTIs a serious problem for women. They created Good Kitty to prevent them.
I had 11 UTIs in one year, and my co-founder Dr. Meg had two resistant infections and sent her right to the hospital. What's scary is that E. coli, the UTI-causing bacteria, is antibiotic-resistant. UTIs are one of the most common infections women can get. We created Good Kitty to solve UTIs. Women deserve clinically proven scientific protection and not bacterial-resistant infection that could have been prevented in the first place. Prevention is even more essential now.
