Can you give this to your cat?
816711
My cat is 16 years old with early kidney disease and is always getting infections (bladder and UTI). I mix a 500mg capsule in her low protein canned food (Halo Spot's Stew for cats;turkey, and lamb flavors) and has been doing very well with no side effects or issues. Try to use a food with a crude protein level around 6.0%. This brand is way less expensive than Hill's or Royal Canin and my cat loves it.
816712
I am not positive that you can give this to your cat but I do not see why not. It can be taken by humans and dogs, so... Either way a call to a vet would be absolute safest way to go.
1833459
I'm not really sure, my cats don't want to have anything to do with it. I was a little disappointed when I received it, it doesn't really do anything to entice.
1677530
I'm not sure, but if you know someone is coming over, why don't you try to give your cat one of the "treats" and see if it works.
448808
This was a gift so I do not know. I can say that the person I gave it to has two cats and one loves it an uses it more then the other one although the other one does use it as well.
1308042
I really don't know about giving it to a kitten. Either contact your vet or the company that makes the product... Pet Naturals of Vermont.
1958475
Yes but you should have one for each cat and they say an extra one if possible
1927741
Yes, absolutely. my vet recommended this to me after having a cat declawed. Love this product, and so do the cats!
2081631
I have one and I think you could use it that way, as long as your cat isn't big enough and strong enough to get under it and lift it up. I think the average cat probably couldn't do that.
2004214
I've never used mine on my cat so I don't know. Your vet can answer that question better than I can.
458337
Sorry, I am not qualified to answer this, as I'm only a cat owner. I would think the internet would have an answer, as well as a vet. I just give my cat about 2 tablespoons of canned cat food that I've mixed the medication into. He has dry food the rest of the time.
779026
Look at the ingredients. Some things like cloves are not recommended for use with cats. This might have cloves.
1422484
i would say no. i give it along with wet and a good dry food.you should check with a vet first just like humans every cat is different.hope this helps
2190540
It is nutritious, so I don't see why not. My cats LOVE this, especially the salmon and crab recipe. Btw, there are vegetables in this food and the cats eat it all! My two cents...
1142801
Yes, this would be too small for him. My cats are roughly 15 pounds each and it's too small for even them. Hope this helps.
2208165
I'm not sure. Maybe there's a customer service number on the company's website. You could call and ask them. I don't know what your cat's situation is, but personally, if I had a kitten who couldn't properly digest any other foods on the market and this food was his only chance, I would certainly feed it to him, but if he didn't like the food with water added to it as per the instructions, I'd serve it to him dry in a bowl but cut each of the kibbles in half so that the pieces are small enough for his mouth.
580035
I suspect YES. I have no direct experience with cats however. Big trick--I think--would be to train or tell the cat this is your Cat Box without the cat-litter. Good Luck.
2035331
No I haven't - be careful with syringe-feeding cats as they can aspirate the liquids into their lungs and the particles in this mix are pretty big so it could be very irritating or worse for a cat. Might want to read up on "finger-feeding" aka "force-feeding" (not the preferred term....) for cats - look at Anitra Frasier's book The Natural Cat for the best instructions. Good luck!