NutraBio L-Lysine Powder - Pure Grade Amino Acid - 500 Grams - Essential Amino Acid - Non-GMO - Gluten-Free - Vegan

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I bought this to help feral cats I feed who had a cold. It worked well and they recovered in a couple of weeks. It easily mixes with wet food and doesn't put off the cats from the food.Would recommend.

This item arrived just as described. I have been taking this supplement now for a week in combination with Nature Target Multi Collagen Peptides and Glutamine without any side effects. I can truly say that I am resting better and my muscle tone and definition is showing improvement. So far, I am pleased with my combination and hopeful for more and better benefits.

My cat doesn’t mind having it added to their food.

I sprinkle this in my cats dry food and they still eat it so that is great! I have also donated this to shelter cats as they have a lot of colds going around that spread throughout. The shelter asked for more to be donated after they used it, so I am pleased. This is a decent price.I can’t say 100% that it is actively stopping infections because Im in a multi-cat household where I am not able to watch each individual cat and how much they are eating…but this is llysine in a form that makes it easy for me to provide my cats with extra supplements they need. Highly recc for pet owners…and people who have cats with FIV/FELV. I researched before I bought this to make sure it didnt have anything extra in it that could potentially be harmful for my cats. I suggest you do the same when searching for any pet products.

I’ve been happy with this brand of Lysine. Recommended to me by my nutritionist friend.

So far it seems to be working as well as the prior brand, Bulk Supplements, in reducing FHV symptoms in my cat, but what I like better is that this is a fine powder. Bulk Supplements' lysine, as well as other top contenders I looked at (and scoured reviews for this info for) are more like fine granules. They fall to the bottom of the bowl too easily, and the cat can pull the pieces of kibble out to reduce the amount of lysine ingested. This still happens to an extent with the fine powder, but more of it sticks than with the other brand, especially if you roll the kibble around in it. I cannot feed wet food, so this is the only option I have. And I wasn't willing to try putting it in water - adequate hydration is SO important in cats, and if it changed the flavor or texture of the water at ALL, I know she'd drink less of it. Not worth the risk. For now, this has kept it in check despite her being on two immunosuppressive drugs. Hopefully it continues to help; I'll update if it doesn't, though.

I like the powder form because it mixes well with my hot coffee or tea in morning. Also doesn't add any noticing taste