Strawfield Pets L-Lysine Immune Support for Cats & Kittens - 200g Chicken Liver Flavor Granules with Scoop, Immune Health Supplement Cat Cold Relief, Sneezing, Congestion, Running Nose, Watery Eyes

My Maui cat is a PICKY eater! He REFUSED to eat the L-Lysine Immune Support bites, but eats the Strawfield Pets L-Lysine Immune Support for Cats & Kittens - 200g Chicken Liver Flavor GRANULES (measuring scoop included) Immune Health Supplement Cat Cold Relief, Sneezing, Congestion, Running Nose, Watery Eyes! Maui is NOW eating this granule supplement with his puree, improving his immune system.

My new kitten has had a runny eye and sneezing since we picked her up. Vet put her on antibiotics and eye drops. They worked until she came off them. We have gone back multiple times only to be told she’s fine some cats just have runny eyes. Beyond irritated I did my own research and found this. She’s been on it just over a week and I have already seen marked improvement. I don’t have to clean her face multiple times a day.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:So far my cat is eating his food with this mixed in it. I have had trouble with a few others that. Y cat would not eat. So far this has been my best solution for him to get his lysine.

First of all it works. I have 5 cats and a jar lasted about a month. We have tried everything to help 2 of my cats who suffer from chronic runny noses. This definitely made a difference!But im confused as to what the product is supposed to be like. The first jar it was sandy in color and texture. The second jar is a white powder. The second jar came with a scoop and the first did not. Both jars worked, just a side note.

This product may seem expensive at first glance, when you're comparing items to buy, but then with further scrutiny, you realize that it has Many more ounces per jar than most others, and if you're using a lot of it often enough, than it's worth it to spend a little more for more ounces of product. I do cat rescue, & have feral cat colonies I care for, so I do go through quite a bit of L-Lysine.The product is a finely ground powder that is naturally liver flavored for palatability & compliance.Cats can be pretty picky w/ certain flavors, but I haven't had any issue with non-compliance with this one. I highly recommend it!

First problem was finding the little scoop - which was buried near the bottom of the little jar. Wasted a whole lot of the powder to get the scoop out. Every time I open the jar to dispense some of the powder, more of the powder ends up all over the counter. I was purchasing capsules of Lysine for my cat - just open the capsule and dump it into the bowl. I will be going back to the capsules as soon as the rest of this is either used or all over the kitchen.Oh - the cat had no problem with consuming it (she didn't have a problem with the other stuff either).

I've tried five brands of powdered lysine, two brands of lysine treats, as well as the old sticky Viralys and this is mine and the cats favorite powder based on taste. I take in stray cats and calicivirus and respiratory issues are non-stop so I've been supplementing lysine for years.FLAVOR-All 9 of my cats love the flavor this brand. I mix it with canned food so I can be assured each cat gets the correct dosage. I do not sprinkle it on dry food as then I can't tell who got what.DOSAGE-this one is my favorite as it takes a much smaller scoop to deliver 900mg. The other brands of powder I've tried vary in how much powder/scoops you need to use and how much lysine you'll get. This one has the smallest amount of powder, a therapeutic level of lysine, and the best flavor.Other brands can have much less lysine and/or require larger amount of powder. I've tried two brands of chews, one has very little lysine in it and it was universally hated by the cats. The other is loved by all the cats but has a lower (500mg) amount of lysine. Between that chew and this powder they get the appropriate levels.So this is my favorite powder and my cats willingly eat it. Everyone's happy.

On jar description: manufactured for Strawfield. By whom ?My cat is used to and doing well on dry Purina One food. She came to our household with cat herpes and secondary heavy bacterial infection of upper respiratory system and eyes. After antibiotic treatment, doctor prescribed chewable L-Lysine, 500 mg per tablet. Tablets were easily broken to smaller pieces and put on top of Purina small chunks. She liked them and eating first. After running out of prescription Lysine, I purchased this jar. Made in USA, with supposedly seal of approval, 200 servings and reasonable price looked like easy choice. Unfortunately she immediately lost appetite. Instead of getting use to new taste, she was eating less and less. Today she ate very little of "tainted" by this drug food on breakfast and refused to touch ifood to the end of day. This made me desperate to the point that having no option to ask her why, I decided to be a guinea pig. O.M.G.! ! ! It was terrible. Salty and with kind of terrible aftertaste hard to describe. After 4 hours this aftertaste refused to go away. I hope I will not get up sick tomorrow. Poor cat, she was forced to swallow full scoop every day. I only took about 1/4 of gram (their miniature scoop). So after preparing her new food without L-lysine, throwing to garbage this jar and flashing my still terrible aftertaste with bottle of Heineken, I sat down to write this review.Many positive reviews suggested that I was unlucky and in minority, but because I purchased this jar well in advance of opening it first time, I run out of warranty date over week ago.