20 Best Cats For Dogs (2022 Updated)

So glad I discovered this at Chewy at a much lower price than the Vet charges. Vet was having an issue getting it in stock so I went searching on-line. Discovered at Chewy and no need for a script. No issues with stock and got in a couple days.

My dog’s vet had recommended this supplement because some of my dog’s liver enzyme values are high. She has had several rounds of bloodwork, an ultrasound and liver biopsy. We still do not have an answer.

Her levels have not gone down nor have they gone up. So, I cannot really say if it is actually helping but Vet recommended and I trust my Vet.

Our dog got very sick in February 2020. and the vet found that his liver enzymes were way too high. The vet gave our dog an antibiotic and some other meds in office and then recommended sam-E (S-Adenosyl-L-Methionine or also known as S-Adenosylmethionine) as a supplement for a thirty day duration to help with the liver.

Then, in mid-March, when our dog was finished with all thirty pills of sam-E, we took him back to our vet to have another blood test run. The sam-E apparently worked as his numbers for his liver were in the normal range.

(Plus we could tell that he definitely was feeling much better … back to his old energetic self again). While at the vet, I showed the doctor the box of Denosyl I purchased online. I purchased it because it is almost half the price of what our vet charges.

Although it is a different brand, it is the very same chemical component as the brand we initially bought at the vet. I asked the vet to be sure because that dog is my baby. The vet approved of the Nutramax Denosyl and confirmed that it was the same chemical component as their brand that they sell.

I am happy because this makes it affordable.

My Labrador: TBone has been dealing with liver problems since puppyhood. This medication/supplement has been prescribed for 7+ years. If not for this medication, my dog would have perished around 7 years ago.

This medication is around $50 for 30 pills. Honestly, there is no price high enough to stop me from doing everything possible for my TBone. Most dog lovers would feel the same way. If this medicine/supplement is Vet recommended, I hope you do everything you can to get this medicine for your dog(s).

I have a 12 year old lab who was diagnosed 2 years ago with GOLPP. This is similar to ALS in humans. Mind works, but body degrades slowly. She was also at that same time put on daily max dose of Rimadyl for her arthritic knees.

I read up on the Rimadyl doses causing liver damage when used at regular doses so I knew that this was not something I needed for my lovely Athena. I saw where Denamarin for the liver support was supposed to be off the charts.

Sure enough. I took her in just last week for some other issues (that I thought would turn out to be pancreatic and they ended up being an intestinal infection! Whew) and they did a complete blood work on my lab.

The vet said, wildly enough for even a senior labrador, she had all within normal range lab work come back. I told her I had the dog on Phibro Cholodin for the GOLPP to help with hind end weakness and nerve damage and also this Denamarin which she was only familiar with the Denamarin.

She really was impressed with the labs coming back so high in range. That was good news. I am glad Chewy got it back in stock. We had run out of Denamarin about a month ago and the labs still came back within normal ranges.

Testament to the supplement!.

My vet recommended these almost 2 years ago for treating my senior cat’s fatty liver disease, along with a change to hydrolyzed dry food. We’re making slow progress on her blood work, but Denamarin is EASILY the best liver pill I’ve tried getting down my cat’s stubborn little gullet (tiny and coated)! Even the company’s other pill, Denosyl, isn’t as good.

And, to be blunt, finding this blue pill when they do vomit. is a lot easier than the red/brown of Denosyl. Gross, but vital, when you need to know the medicine STAYED down, right? She’s been holding steady and showing slight improvement, and is now 14 years old.

Hoping this pattern continues or improves, but it was rough when Denamarin was out of stock with the pandemic. Denosyl is a decent back-up, but I do feel Denamarin is more effective when I see my cat’s blood test values.

My senior Shih Tzu was diagnosed with Cushing’s Disease in May 2021. Her liver enzymes were very high. Vet put her on Vetoryl and Denamarin. It seems to help. My dog is living almost a normal life. Even though she’s 14lbs, Vet said just 1 pill a day.

It’s hard to give her meds or supplements. You are not supposed to crush or split this pill. I tried everything and finally found one that works, liverwurst! I wrapped the pill with it and she takes it like a treat.

I give it to her first thing in the morning, about the same time, an hour before her breakfast. She was on the Denamarin Advanced version but there’s always availability issue. So whichever one available is what I give her.

Supposedly, the Advanced is more absorbing/effective. Vet said she can take the Advanced or the regular. Vet wants her on this for the rest of her life, with her Vetoryl prescription.

One of my cats had diarrhea due to antibiotics she had to have. Even when Metronidazole was added, the diarrhea continued. I got a 10-pack of Proviable-DC from the vet, and while it did not stop the diarrhea completely, some of her poops became pasty instead of watery.

Then when that 10-pack was gone, I ordered more Proviable-DC from Chewy (80-count box). She has gone through another 10-pack of the capsules, and now my baby is now on the second 10-pack from Chewy. Even though her poop is not totally formed, most of the time it is pasty, and sometimes even semi-formed.

But, this may or may not be due to the Proviable-DC. It could be due to the fact that she has been long enough off the antibiotics for her to recover naturally. Anyhow, the vet recommended keeping her on the Proviable-DC for a while to see if she returns to normal, so that is what will be done.

The only concern I have with this is that with the package I got from the vet, all of the capsules contained pure white powder, and with the capsules I received from Chewy, so far the majority of the capsules contain a tannish powder with orangish flecks mixed in.

I guess I should contact NutraMax to find out if this is normal, or if someone is selling low-quality capsules to Chewy.

My cat was having issues involving inflammation of the pancreas and irritable bowel. Poor baby had terrible diarrhea, among other things. My veterinarian gave us some Synacore probiotic powder. The quantity per dose was excessive and must have had a bad taste.

To cover up the taste, I had to put a large quantity of food in the bowl; an amount that was more than she would eat in one day. I also noticed a lot of the powder ended up in the bottom of the bowl.

We went to get a second opinion on the inflammation condition. This vet mentioned Nutramax, indicating that the dosage quantity was much smaller and yet very potent. Each morning I opened the capsule and sprinkled the powder on a small amount of crunchy food.

She doesn’t appear to detect it and ends up eating the small amount of food over a short period of time. When inspecting the empty bowl, there is no evidence of powder in the bottom; the powder adheres to the crunchy food, ensuring she is getting the daily dosage.

It has been about a week and a half since giving her this probiotic. Her stool is much more normal now. I highly recommend this product!.

I have a Maine Coon Kitten who has been having issues for many months with forming a normal stool. He could barely eat any kind of wet cat food without having wet soft stools. The cat has been seen by the vet for this problem and they couldn’t find anything wrong with him.

The vet said it was a food issue and that probiotics might help. The powder from the capsule was mixed into dry kitten food once daily every day for about a month. It absorbed pretty readily into the food.

It took about a month of use to see any positive results. The course of Proviable was continued for another month and was able to transition the kitten into eating some wet canned kitten food as part of his diet.

Another very helpful food was Stella and Chewy’s “Chick Chick Chicken” freeze dried dinner morsels. After he started eating the freeze dried chicken morsels twice daily ( about 8 pieces total per day) normal formed stools were achieved.

Hallelujah! I think the freeze dried food soaked up the excess moisture in his gut. Just a theory. I will continue with the Proviable to keep my cat’s sensitive stomach calm.

Great treat for our cats. (One of them didn’t like them but then that particular kitty doesn’t seem to like any treats) This is an excellent product. While we use them for our cats I imagine they would also be great for dogs.

Great product at a great price!.

My rat terrier loves this treat. I like it because it is raw. No grains involved. I would buy this again.

I am a dog parent and my baby loves them. It makes me happy when he is happy. He is my dear friend, companion and protector. He protects me and I protect him.

I think this is really helping my kitty with IBD. I have tried everything, and this is the only thing that has slowed down his dribbling. I’ve only been using it about two weeks, so not sure about long term effects.

He does not take it readily, so I have to put it in his mouth where he usually tries to spit it back out. Once wet, it falls apart, so I try to get it back in his mouth quick. He usually swallows it the second time without too much fuss.

It’s easier than giving shots.

My vet put my 4 year old cat on this vitamin when she had horrible gut issues and her blood work came face with a vitamin B deficiency. Before using this vitamin, Kitty refused to use her litter box and was constipated for days at a time and would eliminate her bowels at various locations around my house.

After spending $2,000 at the vet and $300 worth of meds over a two month period, I had nearly given up. I tried every kind of litter and multiple locations for litter boxes around my house. I think this only confused her and I would caution you to think twice about this method.

She would only pee in her regular box with litter I had used for years. Sadly, I even gave up my male cat because the vet thought Kitty might be stressed by his rough play. He went to a good home, thank God, but I still feel awful.

When she began to refuse the Hills prescribed vet formula food and/or spit out her antibiotics and prednisolone, I decided to take her off everything! I put her back on her regular wet Blue Buffalo Basics Turkey and Potato because she seemed to be starving.

(I didn’t even phase her into the food by mixing it with the vet food. ) I left her on this B12 vitamin as well as Viralys L-Lysine and probiotics that the vet had recommended months before her bowel issues.

These were the only things that my cat didn’t recognize as yucky medicine. The results were immediate. After two months of illness, she has gained back 2 pounds, her coat is shiny and she is perky again.

I now crush one B12 tablet and mix it with her other powdered L-Lysine and probiotic and mix it in with her wet food. While I am not a vet, I think that these three items did the trick and will help maintain her gut health going forward.

I still recommend seeing your vet BUT do the ultrasound first and the expensive fecal panel. I would have saved a lot of money! All the tests came back negative except the ultrasound that showed her gut was inflamed.

I believe the initial dosing Metronidazole worked the best. I should have NEVER taken her off her food or confused her with the litter box thing. Keep your cat’s gut healthy!!!.

I have a Tri-Color Razor Edge Bully, who’s turning one year old on the 30th of July; when we got him at eight weeks, his coat was shiny and kept his skin moisturized due to his caretaker adding Zesty Paws Coconut Oil to his food.

So we kept adding it to his meals, but we noticed that once we couldn’t find more of the ‘Zesty Paws Coconut Oil,’ his fur began to look semi-dull, and his skin began to dry faster. So I contacted Customer Support and spoke to Vineeta, who was fantastic and informed me they were working on restocking the Coconut Oil but couldn’t say when.

So she recommended the ‘Pure Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil for Cats and Dogs’ since it was the 2nd best product. She offered to send me a sample, which arrived within a day, and I wish I had a video or a picture of the first time we mixed the Salmon Oil with his food; Scrappy’s eyes opened wide when he tasted the oil in his food.

And currently, his coat and skin have improved, and I can’t say thank you for the help and this product.

Long story short, my dog loves this on her food so much. It’s like a treat for her, and her coat is so soft and shiny! When we first adopted her, she had some dry skin and dandruff, and has no problems anymore thanks to her salmon oil.

The packing, however, is terrible. The product arrived on my doorstep with a third of it already spilled out into the bubble wrap before I even opened it. Then, after taking proper precautions and wrapping it in paper towels, it STILL leaked all over the inside of my cabinet overnight, wasting literally half the bottle.

It was horrible to clean and it made my whole kitchen smell. It still smells, honestly. Love the product but I will have to buy it from a different brand with better packaging to avoid this mess again.

Our vet recommended we get fish oil as our cat had some dry skin. After researching, this appeared to be one of the best options and I was eager to try it with our cat. The first few weeks were good and we gradually increased how much we gave her.

Then one day she stopped eating any food with this on it. After trying various wet foods, dry foods, and even varying amounts from a small drop to half a pump as recommended, she just wouldn’t eat it.

As this item is not cheap I think my best advice is to try getting a smaller bottle first. It was my mistake for thinking that my cat wouldn’t be a picky eater and now I’m stuck throwing away a mostly full bottle of fish oil.

My only other complaint is how sticky it is, and that sometimes the bottle drips making my fridge and items in it sticky as well. Overall though, I think this is a good product, just not for my cat.

Our mini dachshund was diagnosed with kidney disease over a year ago. One of the supplements recommended by the nutritionist was this Omega3 supplement by Nordic. Our vet said it helps reduce inflammation and is beneficial for dogs with her diagnosis.

We have noticed a change in her coat and skin as well. Her coat is much thicker and her skin is softer. Considering she has outlived her prognosis we cannot help but think that this product has helped along with her prescription diet and phosphorous binder.

We are happy she is still here! Chewy also has the best prices, customer service and shipping speed.

I totally trust these Nordic Natural Cod Liver Oil soft gels. The research I’ve done was clear that not all fish oils are created equal — and if I’m taking something for a purpose, I want it to fulfill that purpose, not just give me expensive urine.

Also, how this product is acquired and made is impressive. And to add icing on the cake, when I showed my naturopath this product, she was VERY approving, telling me to “keep taking it. ” Of all the supplements I take, these soft gels are the largest, but because they are soft gels, there is no problem getting them down.

At all. Read the write up on this product for yourself – these are made from wild-caught, cold water cod. The WILD caught is important — there’s a ton of researching out there stating you don’t want any food or products made from farmed fish, especially if you want your supplements to do what you expect.

Yes, the product is a tad pricier than other CLO products, but this is truly a situation where you get what you pay for. Everyone in my family takes this, and nobody has EVER experienced any after-taste — a huge plus.

And, like I said, the naturopath is giving us her approval. So two thumbs up, and definitely five stars.

Our cat is such a fussy eater she turns her nose up at freeze dried chicken and shrimp treats and would rather go to bed hungry rather than eat unappetizing food. Recently she lost 15% of her weight and meat flavored baby food wasn’t doing it, kitten formula wasn’t either, there was more calorie paste over our walls than on her paw and delicious nutritious food made her gag.

After ruling out disease, some labs, imaging and vet bills. turns out there is nothing particularly wrong, so we’ve just been trying to get her to eat more and better. She’s already on wet food only, no additives, no fillers, but she doesn’t seem thrilled about it (guess I’m not always thrilled about broccoli either).

Cue this oil- I like the company’s human versions but figured given what a picky eater our cat is, chances were slim to none she’d accept it. I am beyond shocked she eats it, but eat it she does, and in the recommended dosage too.

makes her fur shiny, is helping her gain a little weight and because apparently she loves the taste of it in her food, she’s eating more too! Thought twice about writing this lest I jinx myself, but so far so good.

Luck of the draw whether your cat will eat it or not, but if they do, it’s a fantastic product.

My cats have all shown improvement in overall health since giving them this supplement. The ones adopted from a shelter originally were dull-coated kittens with the general minor health issues common to that sort of situation.

Shortly after beginning this supplement, their coats became shinier and felt softer. They seem healthier overall. Now, a year after beginning this daily supplement, my cats are all still healthy. The powder dissolves easily in canned food portions, and none of my cats have seemed to notice.

I purchased this for a kitty that is NOT a picky eater at all and always licks the dish clean when I feed him wet food. I received this today and decided to start with 1/8th of a teaspoon mixed in his evening wet food.

He started to eat it and then flatly refused to finish his food mixed with this vitamin powder. Tried to get the other cats in the house to eat the rest before I threw it out but no takers. I would not recommend this product.

I use a number of supplements as well as prescribed heart medications for our dog with cardiomyopathy (of a valvular nature). It’s always a bit of a challenge to tell what exactly does what, but my sense is that this product is helping.

I’ve also started using a pinch of it for my 17 year old cat who sometimes shows signs of heart issues. Since our dog is little and does not swallow pills well, I open the capsules and put the powder into a mix for him of supplements, including the canine heart support by Standard Process.

I think he likes the taste of that. Always a bit of a guess, but I don’t think that he minds the taste of the formula cv mixed in with liquid.

NOW PETS CARDIOVASCULAR SUPPORT GREAT PRODUCT! My cat, who is 10 years old this July, had a heart murmur a year ago which was rated about a 5. Vet said I should take my cat to have an echocardiogram to see how the heart is & what was causing the murmur.

My cat had the echocardiogram which turned out fine, no medication was given to her from Dr. who performed the echo. I showed him this bottle of NOW Cardiovascular support, he told me to keep her on it as it is recommended by a vet.

He said to come back next year for a recheck. An echocardiogram cost $700. 1 year later I took my cat for her physical, her heart murmur could hardly be heard now. I asked my primary vet if my cat would need another echocardiogram & she said no, the murmur is faint & the report from the Dr.

who did her echocardiogram, said that her heart was fine. Since she’s been on this supplement, she seems to be feeling alot better, she’s frisky now, which I haven’t seen her like that in quite a while.

When our senior GSD was having irregular bowel movements and diarrhea, our Vet recommended this over the counter solution. We give our pup one capsule daily (58lb dog)sprinkled on his moistened kibble.

When he has diarrhea, we use the paste in the tube. The measuring device on the tube is a little tricky, so I usually dispense about 1 teaspoon full (should be 5ml for my dog over 50lbs). It works within hours.

If your pet has constant diarrhea, please see your Vet. For short bouts of tummy upset, this is a great solution. For capsule daily use, I’d recommend buying the box of 80 capsules for the most economical savings.

I had this kit on hand due to a previous vet recommendation. When my german shepherd started having liquid diarrhea from eating a bully stick, I decided to give this kit a shot. Day of, I administered the paste three times throughout the day per instructions on the box + the daily probiotic pill.

After a day of my dog going poop every two hours or so, he ended up not having to go poop overnight. I stopped the paste in the morning worried I overdid it, but still gave his probiotic pill and fed his kibble like usual.

In the evening, he finally pooped and he was right back to normal. I’m so impressed by this product and plan to have it on hand from now on.

My kitten has had soft stool ever since he started eating solid food. Poop would get stuck to his butt and on his fur (he has long hair) every time he used the litter box, and I would literally have to give him a full bath at least twice a day.

I have wasted so much money on products and other probiotics that never helped, so my vet recommended Proviable. Within 24 hours of using it, my cat’s poop turned from mush to solid. Because it is so expensive, I only use about 1/4 of the dose of the paste and hide it in his wet food three to four times a day.

Poop no longer gets stuck to his fur or butt, and I honestly have not had to give my cat a bath since we started using this. My cat and I are much happier!.

My dog is on steroid treatment for cancer. About two months in she got bloody diarrhea that only improved to soft stools and would still have random diarrhea. She has been on Glandex for over a year (needed for anal glands, not stool formation), started continuous Proviable Forte at the first bout of diarrhea, and went through 3 rounds of the same antibiotic over a 3 month period.

The last round of that antibiotic did not produce improvement like it had before. She was only stable on chicken/rice but it was taking a toll on her body as that’s not a complete food. We tried a prescription food to bridge her from chicken/rice to her normal food but that failed.

We then switched food again and tried a new antibiotic. I was not seeing fast enough improvement (but did finish the course) and she continued to have loud gastric sounds and frequent, foul gas. She had been very regular and non-gassy her whole life.

I asked my vet about this product and while they were doubtful it would improve things they agreed I could try it. It improved her stools to normal within 48 hrs and that was 4 months ago. She still gets these tablets 3 times a day and loves them (but she loves all food).

The tablets are scored in half and just about an inch in diameter. I cannot recommend enough to ask your vet about ProPectalin. In our case it has been a true lifesaver.

After 2 weeks, the probiotics seem to be “curing” the long-term antibiotic “cure” for the original disease. Stools are firming up and appetite is back. I gave this product a ‘3’ rating only because the tablets are huge – too big to force feed.

And, as with 99% of ‘chewable’ tablets, my dogs do NOT like to eat them. I finally discovered I have to mash them to a powder and mix with raw hamburger. That works until doggy isn’t so hungry. Could we please have a flavor that discriminating eaters actually EAT?.

My Greater Swiss has colitis and had a terrible terrible flair up. Was literally spewing blood and liquid from “back there” every 2 hours for 2. 5 days, even all through the night. We live in the city too (no yard) so was a real disaster.

Got him to the vet and they prescribed these, among other things, and they worked great! Pleasantly surprised they are available without prescription! I will always have them on hand from now on. The vet said they are the best for this sort of thing.

I’m not sure if the version the vet gave me are identical in size to these. I think these might be smaller. But if they are the same, they are huge and many are needed so plan appropriately. My guy is 155 pounds so had to take 16 of these per day and the ones I had were far too large for a pill pocket, hot dog, etc.

(and who wants to give their dog with a messed up stomach 16 pill pockets lol). Definitely had to get creative.

My cat had started to pull his hair out from anxiety so his back had been red, scabby and irritated. Luckily I found the calming products and he almost immediately calmed down. Which is when I started to use this product to help his skin feel better.

He loved it! So he hates spray bottles or anything that even resembles a spraying sound but when I used this he could tell it was helping him feel better. I was able to spray his skin and for the most part he sat still and enjoyed it.

Eventually running away after a few sprays but he knows when I grab this bottle he doesn’t run away which is very surprising. I only used it for a couple of days and it helped calm the irritation.

My rescue has had extremely sensitive skin since we adopted him. He really suffers in the spring and is constantly chewing on his feet and scratching his tummy from laying in the grass. He doesn’t have extreme allergies but I could really tell the itching bothered him so I started looking for some options.

This spray is a game changer for him. His scratching and redness has reduced by at least 50 percent after 1 week of use. It’s a spray so it’s super easy to use and drys extremely fast. I’m so glad I found this spray.

I am so grateful I got this PetArmor Hydrocortisone Spray for Dogs & Cats. It has really helped my cat. She is an inside and outside cat and loves coming and going. In the summer months, though, she seems to get bit on her ears and it causes irritation and scabs.

I sprayed this on her ears and it seemed to give her instant relief. So now I give her a couple of sprays on her ears every time she comes back in and they are looking better each day. Definitely less itchy too.

The cats love these. I’m honestly jealous I was gifted this for the cats because I LOVE katsuobushi, but alas I am told I’m not allowed to eat these. I use this as a topper or as a small treat that is light and low calorie when I’m doing things the cats usually won’t sit still for.

Considering they’re better than other commercial treats, they’re a good replacement as a reward for accepting claw trims and brushing. The smell is very strong and they know it’s coming, they can spend some extra time sitting still trying to lick the remnants of the smell off my hands, and because the flakes are so light and flowy, they can be floated down for the cats to chase and catch.

They’re also very easy to crumble for smaller portion sizes.

My cat LOVES these treats. She normally is not a treat-eater but these are like kitty crack to her. She can’t get enough when I get the bag out. She will even chomp the flake right from between my fingers.

These treats smell heavily of fish and its not pleasant. They remind me of large fish food flakes. The bag they come in weighs basically nothing because the flakes are very thin and airy. There is nothing to them but they smell like they’re full of flavor.

They are slightly pricey as I pay about 8 dollars for a large bag (1 oz) off of amazon and that last me a couple of months.

I swear there must be catnip hidden in here somewhere because my cats go nutty over this stuff!! They hear me touch the bag and all come running even when I’m not intending to give them any yet- I may just be moving the bag around or something lol.

So these are a must have in my household. And what’s best is that they’re pure protein, so you don’t have to worry about extra carbs for your kitty- it’s a good diet option.

I don’t have details about the game itself. However, this is a re-buy. I bought this game for my 5 year old granddaughter 2 Christmases ago. She was able to play it and loved it, but it got lost in the house.

She misses having it and will be very happy when she opens it as a gift again.

My 7 year old is an animal lover and this game suited her wonderfully. The game was not to difficult for her to play considering she is a new reader and would find lengthy instructions in writing difficult to follow.

She has enjoyed this game, her 9 year old sibiling, and younger cousins are also enjoying this game. Currently this game has been played more than any other game that they recieved for christmas.

I didn’t give it a 5 star because sometimes the screen would go blank and I’d have to take the cartridge out and put it back in. But other than that I love to play this game because I love to play with cats, I get to make them do tricks.

It’s lots of fun. I’m an 11 year old girl:).

I didn’t know what to do. Two of my three cats, Tiggs and Lil have diabetes. It took me a long time to find a pharmacy where I could buy their insulin. I drive 25 miles to pick it up. It cost $35. 00 extra to mail.

But this time, they told me that NO ONE has VetsulinI, insulin. They told me to get on a waiting list but call my vet and have them order it because clinics are getting first dibs on the product. I asked my vet to order it but they said they don’t do that.

I called everywhere. I finally, called Chewy. They told me they could get it to me right away. They just needed a prescription. We set it up and my vet DENIED the prescription. I called my vet, and again explained that I couldn’t wait a week for an appointment.

SOMETHING that made me upset was that we have just seen the vet four months ago but they didn’t have a record. Finally, the vet called Chewy. Chewy went ahead and got it to me ASAP. There was NO extra cost and it was here the day after the weekend.

I was so grateful. It was cold and well packed and it was here when the tracking said it would. I don’t know what people are doing. It’s like the baby formula. You can’t get Insulin, but thanks to Chewy who have had Insulin in stock, my cats did not have to suffer.

Oh there were a couple other problems with my vet not answering the ‘fax’ or what I found out, the ‘portal’ but Chewy called me to tell me my vet never responded. This is when I first ordered. The vet’s receptionist has said they did okay the prescription, but later, after Chewy called me, it turns out the vet had not contacted Chewy.

What a mess it was. I am so grateful Chewy didn’t just drop me and my cats. There was absolutely nowhere else to buy insulin. What do you do? I am glad we didn’t have to find out. THANK YOU, CHEWY!!!.

I got this much needed med in a timely manner and it was securely packed in ice, so it was cold when it arrived. My local suppliers had run out of insulin for weeks, and I was getting dangerously near to needing more for my diabetic pooch.

I took a chance to order it here, even though I was uneasy about mail order because of the need to have it refrigerated. Everything worked out great. And at a competitive price, too. The small difference in extra cost was minimal considering the shipping speed, and I also got a nice insulated box and ice which I could reuse to send baked goods during the holidays.

It worked out great and I would rely on Chewy’s again. Thanks so much, it was such a relief to get this in time!!!.

My outside cat is constantly getting into scrapes with the neighbors cat. he is a male (fixed) but is still aggressive. will not be a house cat either. keeps getting cuts that I don’t want to become infected.

In response to Slovakian: Yes, pets can be allergic to certain medicines, too. Amoxicillin is a penicillin-based broad-spectrum antibiotic, so it is possible your pet was penicillin intolerant, just as some humans are.

(This is the same medicine given to humans, btw. ) This is generally an extremely safe antibiotic – unless one is allergic to the penicillin family of drugs Be sure and tell your vet about this reaction so they can flag your pets records as to this allergy.

Seriously people, don’t give a full pill to your pet without doing some basic research!!! Some commenter below was giving their house cat a full 20mg tab, that is wayyyyy to much and will definitely kill your cat within a couple weeks.

0. 5-1mg per kg is recommended for cats. For example my cat weighs 9lbs, thus I should not exceed 5mg. A 2. 5mg dose is plenty to start with. Like all antidepressants, taper up slowly if you want to increase dose.

You probably won’t notice a change in behavior for a week or so which is normal and SAFE! Please don’t be an idiot, serotonin syndrome is no joke and will cause serious harm to your pets.

So I have 2 male cats who do the territorial spraying. Got the 20mg capsules. Thought maybe I could make the medicine stretch if I cut them in half. Do not recommend doing that. it’s quite difficult even with a razor blade.

Anyway I tried 2 of the 3 cats I have with anxiety on the regular 20mg pill. Couldn’t get one cat to take it. I’m using pill pockets. I absolutely loathe forcing my babies to take medication so pill pockets seemed the way to go.

Kirby (one of the males) is an average sized cat but it was clear to me that 20mg was too much for him. I mean it definitely made him chill & not his usual crazy self but it appeared that the wasn’t able to get off my bed.

He was awake but made a whimpering cry when I’d pet him. I eventually got him up by bringing him a bowl of food. Other cat was Princess our only female who’s a tad larger. She lives in her own room because she doesn’t like the males.

She appeared to handle the 20mg better but I still say it made her a bit too tipsy. So I recommend starting your cat on the 10mg capsules. I’m cutting mine in half now. Also get ready for your cat’s personality to change quite a bit.

I’m worried for my Kirby because he’s not spraying on things which is great but he seems lost and distant. If you take this step to alter your cat’s mind remember that it was your choice & it’s your responsibility to continue loving your baby even if they change.

We purchased Fluoxetine for our dog, Vivianna. She is 3 years old and had been very anxious with other dogs & people. She has become less shy & will approach other dogs & people timidly. She also goes to Doggy Day Care 1 x a week & this helps too.

We are happy with Pet Meds & the price of this medicine. Thank your, Pet Meds.

My cats have not been coughing since I used this. Brilliant

TranslateShow in original languageUtilicé esta malta la primera (y única vez) que uno de mis gatos sufrió una obstrucción intestinal a consecuencia de las bolas de pelo, y en base a mi experiencia con ella, puedo asegurar que cumple al 100% con su cometido: siguiendo las dosis recomendadas, eliminó el tapón de pelo con total eficacia y en muy poco tiempo (algo imprescindible en su caso).

Desde aquel episodio, todos mis gatos la toman a nivel preventivo y jamás ha vuelto a darse ningún problema de obstrucción o extreñimiento (y llevan ya un año y medio tomándola). Les encanta su sabor y la relación calidad-precio es excelente.

En cuanto a su textura, se trata de una malta bastante consistente, por lo que resulta muy fácil de administrar: nosotros calculamos la dosis en cm, con una regla plástico. Para ello, trazamos sobre la regla una línea recta de malta que se extiende desde el cm 0 hasta el cm que corresponda la dosis; y a continuación, cogemos pequeños pegotes con la punta del dedo para que el gato lo vaya lamiendo progresivamente.

TranslateShow in original languageAprès de nombreux essais infructueux avec différentes marques de pâtes au malte (que monsieur le chat boudait systématiquement), j’ai acheté celle-ci sur le conseil d’un vétérinaire.

Verdict du félin: 5 étoiles. Il en prend depuis plus de 4 ans et adore toujours autant. Enfin!.

My vet recommended this wonderful site. And helped me order Milbeguard. I gave it to both my collies and they ate it just like there favorite treat with no problems. I will be ordering it again with trust and quality for my pet.

My vet originally gave my dog this medication to prevent heartworm disease. My dog has had no adverse reaction to it, thankfully, so I am continuing him on it. The price was the least expensive after comparing prices of various websites, which included percentage off for signing up for autoship, coupon codes, and dollar amount needed to get free shipping.

A lot less expensive than other places I have purchased from. This is my first order.

My dog was diagnosed with Cushing’s and had all the classic symptoms. My vet said it would be cheaper to go on the internet and buy the medicine. He said to get Vetoryl but my dog needed 15 mg and the name brand only has 10 & 5 mg (not to mention $$$$).

I found that the Chewy Pharmacy not only had the medication compounded for the correct dose it was reasonably priced in my opinion. The medicine was easy to order and came quickly. My dog is so sneaky and spits out pills but I feel like the capsules they put the medicine in don’t have any flavor so my dog doesn’t mind taking them.

Also after taking the Chewy compounded capsules my vet has done several ACTH Stim Tests on my dog and her levels have been steady and her condition has improved dramatically – I feel this speaks to the quality and consistency of the product they are dispensing.

Very thankful for Chewy pharmacy for helping my dog.

Chewy to the rescue! Not only did they compound (make this strength) this medicine they shipped it so quickly. Bella as Cushing’s and this medicine is a must. Should they lower her dosage I know Chewy will be there to compound and ship quickly.

Thank you Chewy!.