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Vetnique Glandex Feline Anal Gland Probiotic Fiber Supplement for Cats, 4 oz.
Description
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Glandex Feline Powder is veterinarian formulated specifically to help support anal gland function in cats. The patented Glandex formula contains a unique fiber blend, omega fatty acids, probiotics, and digestive enzymes to support digestion, immunity, and seasonal allergies. Glandex works from the inside out in multiple ways to keep the anal glands healthy.
- - Supports healthy anal gland function in pets
- - Typical results in 3-5 weeks, 100% satisfaction guaranteed
- - Veterinarian formulated & recommended
- - Patented all-natural formula, made in the USA
- - Once-daily soft chew or powder in a variety of great tasting flavors
Specifications
| SKU | 3553532 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Flavor | Tuna |
| Primary Brand | Vetnique Labs |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 4 OZ |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Primary Flavor | Tuna |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 2.75 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 3.125 IN |
| Width | 2.75 IN |
Ingredients
Active: Pumpkin Seed Powder, Granulated Pumpkin Seed, Apple Pectin Cellulose Powder, Quercetin Dihydrate, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Vitamin E, Bromelain, Vitamin C. Inactive: Natural Flavor, Rice Starch, Sorbic Acid, Tuna Powder.
90 day 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Give the recommended amount daily, and help your cat leave their anal gland worries behind!
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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Need zero/poultry flavor please!!!
cloudparent
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Fabulous product
H. johnson
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It works
Kittycat
Originally posted on Vetnique
My finicky cat likes the taste and it’s working!
Liz
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Will buy more
justTim
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Don't waste your money, cat would not touch food
Jodi the fool
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Helped our cat!
Charles
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Works great!
Sashap
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I brought my cat (4 YO black American short hair) to the vet a few months ago after she was scooting frequently and her glands were released. Our vet said she needed to be changed to a high fiber diet which we did immediately (Image attached below). This was in fact one of the ones the vet told us to buy. However, she now wants wet food and I have no clue what to give her. I read up on Merrick and am unsure which specifically to buy. Help! Please and thank you!
Can i give metamucil to help with anal gland problems?
My local vet recommends fiber for my cat. I have ground flax seed and wondered if that's a good fiber source
My previous question was answered but I wanted to add. So my cat has constipation, vomiting a little after pooping, I had her on glandex for a few days but now she has diaherra, I was told miralax can help but I do have benefiber on hand, would that work instead? How much do I give and can I give her benefiber daily for the rest her life or switch back to glandex for daily life long supplement to prevent constipation again?
I need a canned cat food that has protein and fiber for my constipation prone cat, any suggestions. She eats royal canin dry food now (fiber response)
Bell, 7 1/2 yr old female, anal glands fill about every 4 weeks (or oftener). Feed is Purina One Healthy Weight, with one Well & Good Multi Vitamin and one Well & Good Allergy Aid pill daily. I also feed cooked pumpkin and cooked oatmeal. Is there any other fiber or food that would help her anal glands as she scoots a lot and apparently is uncomfortable. I understand removal of the anal glands is not recommended.
I have a 6lb chihuahua (7yrs) and 10lb chi-cross (5). They're both in good health, but over the past year they've been scooting more. Last time they saw the vet, they had their glands expressed, but now it seems to have caused a recurring problem (scooting, fishy smell). I've done them twice at home since February. They free-feed on Acana lamb, and I'm trying to figure out: A) Would more fibre help them B) The best type of fibre to add for their feeding habits, and C) How much fibre they need.
My cat is an antibiotic and it’s starting to get diarrhea. I have her on Fortefora Would adding benefiber help?
With a cat having reoccuring anal gland n constipation issues is a prescription or non prescription high fiber diet of wet food recommended? Or does the high fiber content take away from the nutritional value they need. Also is this ok for just occassional bouts. Thank you.
My cat’s colon/anus appears to be sticking out when she poops. I took her to the vet 2 weeks ago and the vet expressed her anal glands because they were full. Vet said that might be the cause. Any tips on what I could do? Her stools are formed and there is no blood. She doesn’t seem to be in pain when pooping. Also doesn’t scoot or lick her butt a lot. She eats Royal Canin Protein PD wet and dry because we were trying a hypoallergenic diet for my other cat, but neither of them appear allergic.
Yeah or nay on digestive enzyme supplement for cats? Been adding it to my 4 cats (age 1, 6, 8, n 9) moist and sometime dry food, a powder mix from Mercola cause i have been told that it will help but also have read articles that it wont. All of my cats are healthy but 1 had vomited on many meals right after before i added it to her food. Also thoughts on probiotics. Thank you
I have a sedentary 18 year old feline that has had constipation issues for years. My vet had her on Mirapex, but she developed nerve issues where she twitched a lot and cried. About every 3 days she stops eating, throws up, and poops all over the house. She has no control that day. The rest of the time she goes in her litter box just fine. She doesn't drink a lot of water so I am reluctant to give her fiber. I am very low income and can't afford medicine or supplements.