NOW Foods Pet Health, L-Lysine Supplement, Powder, Formulated for Cats, NASC Certified, 8-Ounce

Good product. I just need the measure spoon to be longer so it reaches after the bottle is half empty.

This is a great deal! Honestly, with all the brands out there, I just purchased this because it was the cheapest. I just wanted to give a sick stray some immunity help. This item actually recommends to be given TWICE A WEEK, not everyday like some others, and the dose is 1/8 of a teaspoon which is 276mg of L-Lysine... That's like just a pinch of salt. (Unless, you have been directed to give a higher dose.) This bottle is also not small. It is like the size of a human vitamin bottle. This bottle will probably last forever and I'm thinking of donating most of it to a cat rescue.I give this to a sick adopted outdoor cat, a healthy stray cat, and to my healthy, but aging, strictly indoor cat ...with no problems. They seem to not notice it at all in either wet food or kibble.

Helps to keep my FIV cats healthy.

We use this for our pets and since its a powder it mixes right in and done.

The media could not be loaded. My cat’s vet recommended me to buy L-Lysine for my cats when they were kittens. It works well. I don’t recommend feeding it to your cat every day unless directed by a professional.I mix this with my cat’s wet food. They eat it with no problems , so I’m guessing it tastes fine. There is no smell to it. I know it’s helping my cats because they heal up better with this than the prescriptions they receive.I am very thankful for this product because it saves me time and money.This product was packaged well, I had no issues, and shipment came in time. I will purchase more when I need more and will continue to be a loyal customer to this brand and seller.

The kittens are doing well on it.

Our cat is 14 years old. I believe she picked this virus up at the vet. I've had cats all my life and never had a cat with a respiratory infection. When did this virus start? It's not even listed in my cat care book form the 80s. We've tried everything. The vet gave her antibiotics, then Famvir - all to no avail. We tried this - she won't eat it unless really hungry in the morning and have to use very little. We've used warm compress-slight steam to try to loosen nasal secretions or open up nasal passage, but nothing is working that great. This is a lot of work!! Then we have to keep our two other cats away from her, pick up food all the time, then cannot share anymore. Does anyone have any genuine working tips? How many times can I bring her to the vet? Her blood work is good. This is a lot of work. In any event we try to give it every day but sometimes we have to throw her wet food out which is another waste. Some days are better than others so maybe it is doing somethig . . .

I was using a more expensive brand but I’m very happy with this product. The price and quantity is the best I’ve found.My cat is FELV+. It’s vita to keep his immunity system up. I feel this product has helped keep him healthy, he has not been sick once, and the vet told me a few days ago he looked great and was very healthy so I’m grateful this product works!