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Fera Pet Lysine Immune for Cats, 2.12 oz.
Description
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Fera Pets' Lysine Immune Support is a powerful blend designed to bolster your cat's immune defenses and overall wellness. Formulated with carefully selected ingredients like Lysine, Olive Leaf Extract, and Lactoferrin, this supplement provides essential immune support, promoting a healthy, resilient system for cats of all ages.
- - Promotes immune and respiratory health
- - Contains antioxidants to eliminate free radicals
- - Helps maintain normal histamine levels
- - Supports gut health and natural immune defenses
Specifications
| SKU | 4628022 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Flavor | Chicken |
| Primary Brand | Fera Pet |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 2.12 OZ |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Primary Flavor | Chicken |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 2.89 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 2.375 IN |
| Width | 2.89 IN |
Ingredients
L-Lysine, EpiCor Postbiotic, Olive Leaf Extract, Organic Echinacea, Lactoferrin, Quercetin Inactive Ingredients: Chicken Liver Powder
Active Ingredients
| L-Lysine | 500 Milligrams |
|---|
Feed orally by adding the recommended amount with the included scoop.
Not for human consumption. Keep out of the reach of children and animals. In case of accidental overdose, contact a health professional immediately.
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Bad Taste
paula b.
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Disappointed
Vickie R.
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hard tellin'
Kimberley D.
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They seem to like it!
Diane S.
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He won’t touch it.
Janis H.
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Amazing product
Freya
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Ingredients check all the boxes!
Cory
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game changer for my cat with FIV
Maxi
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Is lysine good for a cat that may have a mild URI?
Is it okay to give my male cat a pet lysine supplement while he is weaning off prednisone because he started sneezing. Supplement states 1/8 teaspoon twice a day equaling 548 mg of lysine for a cat older than 6 months, is this okay to give while he is wraning off prednisone?
Can I use human l-lysine pills for cats? How much is the dosage for every kg? Thanks
What it is a vet recommend L-lysine for a kitten of 11-12 weeks and will it help her fight her upper respiratory infection? Thank you
Hello, can I give a L-Lysine to a nursing kitten? if yes, how I can do that - mix with water or milk? I bottle feed him. Thanks
My cat is showing signs of an URI. Right now he’s just sneezing, watery eyes, and is breathing out of his mouth. My vet can’t fit me in until next week so they told me to use lysine powder to clear up the symptoms. I tried to mix it in with wet food which he didn’t touch and he won’t eat dry food either. Am I able to mix it in with water and syringe it?
My cat keeps sneezing, the vet I went to two weeks ago said it should be fine unless she is having alot of discharge from her eyes, the vet prescribed me this viralys l-lysine supplement for two weeks
my vet prescribed lysine powder for my adult male cat. can i use nature made supplements for humans ? Its the same amino acid and its much cheaper
My cat has a small rodent ulcer on the corner of his mouth. At the end of October, our vet gave him a steroid injection and Clavamox. Eventually the inflammation cleared up. Unfortunately, the ulcer has returned. His appetite is fine (Blue Buffalo indoor dry kibble since he was a kitten), we use ceramic bowls. He's not scratching and I really don't think he has fleas. I'm wondering if lysine would be helpful or if an omega supplement would be better? Maybe colloidal silver?
My two cats ate the entire bag(100 chews) of Lysine Plus which contains mainly Lysine and DMG while i was sleeping. one of them has vomited. and they are both very thirsty. Should I take them to vet??? What should I do???
the pet md said that lysine supplement dosnt really work that good for cats with herpes virus is that true
My cat was having sneezing fits due to the herpesvirus. My vet instructed me to give a 500mg lysine chew in the morning and a 500mg chew at night. I have been doing this since Monday and have noticed a significant improvement. However, I read online that it doesn’t work and is actually harmful to the cats. Is it true that its potentially detrimental to my cats health?