Pet Honesty Cat Immune Support Lysine - Cat Allergy Relief - Sneezing, Runny Nose, Watery Eyes - Cat Supplements & Vitamins with Omega 3s, L-Lysine, Antioxidants, Colostrum - Chicken (30 Day Supply)

Great product! The treats are hard but she eats them, and her symptoms are less.

I would give more ☆'s if I could!This product is a decent value for the money, made of great quality, easy for cats to chew and digest, has MANY health benefits & my cats absolutely LOVE these treats! Also.. I specifically purchased this product because we adopted a kitten, who ended up getting an upper respiratory infection. Someone recommended that I try these treats to help boost her immune system before having to spend a ton of money for a vet, so I did... & within about a week, she was starting to feel better! With that said, I HIGHLY recommend this product!

I have an Exotic Short hair cat, this breed sometimes tears and have little mucus on the nose, not a big problem because they are very, very sweet and well behaved, this is the second one that I have, the first one past away when he was 16 years old, now I have a two years old cat and he is doing very well with this Pet Honesty Immune support lysine, his eyes are not tearing and his nose is doing very well too, but after a month his stool became very hard so I stop using it.

Ok, and on the right track but not exactly as described. Ingredients marked on back include NO fish or even fish flavor or oil. My cats eat around these, so I added Greenies salmon bites to bag, so cats get fooled but not for long. Why can't they add salmon or tuna like it says, to give stronger cat appeal. Chicken apparently doesn't overcome the L-lysine taste. Do the scientists who created these know how sensitive cats' sniffers are? We're talking about animals who tear apart a factory sealed bag containing what they like and "bury" what they don't, ergo kaka. These would be perfect with tuna or salmon oil.

They seem to work quite well but not perfect. I bought them for 1 of my 6 cats who has leakage from his eyes. They are definitely helping but so far, I still need to clean his eyes about once a day. He's a large cat and it says to give 1 treat per pound. That's a lot of treats!! They look exactly like the treats I give my other cats so because these are expensive, I keep them in a separate container marked so only needy cat gets them. My other cats love these too so I have to make sure to keep them separate.

My kitty would not stop sneezing. He went through 3 rounds of antibiotics, and still he would constantly sneeze. I took him to the vet again, and she mentioned that Lysine can sometimes help. She said he probably caught a respiratory infection from his mother (he was born in a Community Cat Colony), and that would be hard to treat.I found these and ordered them. You give them one pellet per pound that they weigh. We started with 3 pellets and on the second day he did not sneeze. He is now up to 9 pellets per day, and he never sneezes. He was sneezing 10 to 20 sneezes at a time several times a day.Loki loves the taste and can't wait to get them each day. He even tries to squeeze under the door of the closet I keep them in. I had to take them out of the cupboard because he was jumping onto the countertop and trying to open the cabinet door where I originally had them. I now subscribe to them and get them automatically every 6 weeks. Great product!

These are the only lysine supplement my cats take willing. I have tried the gel tube and sprinkles. Pet Honestly also sells a Hairball treat they will take.

Too soon to see results yet, but he is happy to eat them which is the best possible start; he has rejected other probiotic supplements. Fingers crossed!