L-Lysine for Cats - Cat Immune Support - Lysine for Cats - 60ML Drops for Respiratory, Sneezing, Runny Nose, Eye Function - Roast Chicken Flavor

These drops are amazing. My cat suffers with seasonal allergies in the summer and it really affects his mood, he used to get gunky eyes etc. Using L - Lysine fixed all these, I can have windows open all day and all night, it doesn't affect him anymore. He is a very fussy eater but he's obsessed with the flavour. He begs for these every morning. Only downside is that due to his size, bottle only lasts a month so works out pretty expensive.

Good for upset tummy or to encourage eating

Within all the natural spices and essential oils I feed my cat to restore and his health, especially his gut health and gums health, this product seems to have a strong beneficial effect almost immediate every time I use it, daily, until its finished and alternate it with other herbs to keep his body well balanced with different nutrients during the year.. highly recommend. My cat gets high on appetite, less pain in his gums which also gains a brighter more pinky colour, and his coat shines even more than already does. It's pricey but is worth every drop.

My cats health improved. Easy to take as flavour seemed good. My cats elderly so really needed the supplement support.

Great product for cats when unwell, works every time with my Main coon cats.

I don’t normally post reviews but to those still thinking about buying this then please read my review. My poor cat with diagnosed calicivirus had a bad flare up started like a stuck hairball then progressed to sneezing, watery eyes, runny nose, audible wheezing sound when breathing, mouth breathing, not eating at all, I’ve been force feeding him for 2 days while waiting for vet appointment. Just really bad. On day one his condition has massively changed. He started eating soft food and drinking water slowly. Day two his bad breath has decreased and he started to have less watery eyes and nose. Day three, vet appointment prescribed him with antibiotics, anti inflammatory and eye drops. Day four his appetite is back to normal and I would just put this in his food which he eats everything no problem. His stuffy nose and watery eyes but I am genuinely happy with this product and I would recommend to cat parents. I will continue to buy this as a staple for my fur baby and hopefully to avoid expensive vet treatments.

Sadly both my cats don’t like the smell. I have also tried in tuna but no luck.

Good quality, but could be cheaper

Great Product. My cats love the taste.

Super wirkung

We rescued a stray cat approximately 9-mo ago that was living on our property (long before we moved in). When we took him in he was extremely frail and emaciated, with very little energy, and he was runny, sneezy and wheezy. SHORT STORY (if you just want to get to the point): We’ve recently begun using this L-Lysine product and it’s definitely helping (along with daily Albuterol nebulizer treatments). I definitely recommend it. He also enjoys the flavor (thank goodness). The only negative is that it can get messy, as it drips off the glass dropper - so - bring a paper towel with you! LONG STORY (if you’re curious): For context, when we moved into our temporary rental while buying a home 13-mo ago there were approximately 15 stray cats on the Lot and we installed gravity feeders, automatic water bowls, and temperature controlled cat houses on the side of the home for them. They were all VERY friendly and took to us quickly, even responding to the names we gave them, over time. We worked with a local nonprofit to get them TNR’d, as well as their much needed vaccines. For the most part, they were just hungry. But they gained weight quickly once they started being fed regularly and had a safe/comfortable place to eat and sleep. Anyway, back to the one we took in… he was NOT gaining weight and his energy was fading, fast. One night we came home from a dinner out and noticed that he couldn’t walk across the driveway to say hi to us, which meant he was likely not walking to the food/water, either. When I went to his self-proclaimed sleeping spot he was purring loudly and rubbing his head in my hands, but it was obvious that he was giving me every ounce of energy he had. His breathing was labored, and nose running profusely. He was one of the few cats that already had an “ear tip” (meaning he was TNR’d before we became involved), which meant the nonprofit wouldn’t typically get involved, but luckily we are good friends with the woman who runs it so we immediately called her (at 9 p.m., as they do their nonprofit TNR’s at a local shelter through the night when the facility is closed) and she told us to bring him right away. We put him in the carrier, which he didn’t even protest to, and drove him over and left him there for the night. Their vet was able to determine that he had a SEVERE URI (Upper Respiratory Infection), and was SEVERELY DEHYDRATED (he went through 3x the amount of fluids a typical stray would receive). We also opted for the SNAP Test and were told that he DOES, in fact, have FIV. They gave him a heftily dosed antibiotic shot and let us take him home the following morning. There was NO WAY I was putting him back outside in that state. We quarantined him inside our home (we had 3 of our own personal indoor cats and URI’s are extremely contagious), and for 3-WEEKS he barely wanted to leave his sleep space. He slept like he had never had a true peaceful moment of sleep in his life! He was so grateful and loving. He also doubled his weight in that short period of time. We realized almost immediately that he was now a part of the family. Unfortunately, the URI didn’t seem to fully clear so the vet gave him an oral round of antibiotics. He got “better” but within days of finishing the prescription his running nose, sneezing, runny eyes and asthma attacks would return. Fast forward to 9-mo later and he has (unfortunately) been through 5 rounds of different antibiotics. All had the same result: good then back to sick almost immediately. He’s also been to the vet (not the nonprofit) 4 times, which is pricey (but worth it for his comfort). We’re now waiting on the lab test to come back on his nasal swab - as they have been treating him as bacterial, but, given that he is FIV+, it’s likely viral. Anti-virals are expensive and since we did the SNAP test without proper education prior to attaining pet insurance, it’s considered a “pre-existing condition” so it’s not covered. In the interim, we’ve recently begun using this L-Lysine product and it’s definitely helping (along with daily Albuterol nebulizer treatments). I definitely recommend it. It helps to keep the runny, sneezy, wheezy stuff at bay. If it has been working well for him, it should certainly help others, too. The product is more like a broth, than a syrup, and it is made with quality ingredients.

Mucho mejor que la L-lisina en polvo, los michis lo toleran más y mejor🥰 les estoy dando otras cosas de complemento,pero creo que funciona muy bien, sobretodo para los gatos con gengivitis,un complemento efectivo...pero es mucho más costosa que el bote en polvo y rinde menos por supuesto, aunque repito se la toman mejor en con su comida húmeda

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