Iâve ordered this many times for half this price! Whatâs the difference between this and Tomlyn Scientifics L-Lysine Powder for Cats for $13.60?
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I also use this and am looking for a less expensive equivalent, I noticed the address on jars for both products look the same so I checked the full ingredients on the Viralys website and found the same ingredients as in the Tomlyn product, see for yourself... http://vetoquinolus.naccvp.com/product/basic/view/1005047 and... http://www.tomlyn.com/products/cat/vitamins-immune-support/immune-support-l-lysine-powder (find the Lysine powder)
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My opinion, based on the individual product ingredients is that they are NOT the same. The Vetoquinol Viralys is pure L-lysine. The Tomlyn Scientifics L-Lysine powder has a mixture of ingredients. (watered down version?) When it comes to the health of my pets, I deal with it as I would my own. If this product were for me, which would I use? Vetoquino Viralys, hands down. FYI, there is a questionable ingredient in the Tomlyn product which is Rosemary extract. There is a divided opinion as to the toxicity of the extract, versus the oil. When in doubt - rule it out.
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It's the correct product. Although, it's cheaper at SuperSupplements.com - http://www.supersup.com/bragg-liquid-aminos-1-gal-liquid-074305001284?utm_source=google&utm;_medium=pla&utm;_campaign=Bragg&u;tm_content=074305001284&mr;:trackingCode=C4305D5B-75FB-E111-8AE9-001517B1882A&mr;:referralID=NA&mr;:device=m&mr;:adType=pla&mr;:ad=27456996402&mr;:keyword=&mr;:match=&mr;:filter=39371637070&gclid;=CNnQ27S86rwCFdJ9OgodymsA7A
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That price sounds really high. I think the last time I bought them the price might have been as much as $20 less but I would have to check. Someone told me that the company had discontinued the line. Are they available? Not sure I would get them at that price. I've been using a Arm and Hammer liquid for cats and am quite happy with that. Lots cheaper.
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I think it is the same product, just the generic version. I use it for my feral cat & she does not seem to notice that it is on top of the canned cat food. I just use 1/4 tsp for a 15 pound cat.
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I believe the l-lysine is the same but this dosage/formula is specific to animals. I would ask your vet or the company for additional info.
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The Vetoquinol has about 300 pieces (bite size) per bag with a dosage of 250 mg Lysine per 6 pieces. The Vetri-Lysine "Plus" has 120 pcs per bag but the recommended feeding of only 2 per day supplies the necessary dosage of 250 mg. I've given the Vetoquinol to my FHV kitty for several years and it's very effective. I purchase mine from Entirely Pets; excellent service!
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I'm not sure, except price-lysine is an enzyme found in protein products-a diet with actual meat first, is less expensive-a spoon of real salmon, of tuna or baked chicken, as a meal-so much food, can or dry, is made with leftover products-feed a better quality and add REAL meat at least once daily-my cats are highland lynx, and they enjoy and benefit from some outdoor sunshine time [in a safe incloser of coarse] this is great for over all health-hope this helps
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I looked at the IT website and it looks like this label was redone, but the ingredients stayed the same. How do you know that this one has only 150mg?
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Nutrience Grain Free Cat Food,... $50.99Add to cartis there a smaller sized package that I can try anywhere? 18 lbs and $50 is a bit of a stretch to test it
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I'm not sure why Amazon is able to provide the same product- it's not a knock-off, but the vet's price is always higher than Amazon. My 14 year old lab has been on this for over a year and she can jump up like she did in her younger days with 2 tabs per day. My daughter told me about it as she works for a vet and even though her dogs are younger, it is cold in Montana and this product keeps the 'guys' from having stiff joints in the am.
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Yep -- Amazon has done this to me twice now -- I am a long time customer of this cat food -- however, I'm simply NOT paying $32+ dollars for a case when it used to be $23.40 a case. I didn't reorder the first time they did this (about a year ago I think) until the price dropped down again, and I'm not ordering again this time until it goes back down. Nearly a 10 dollar increase from one month/order to another is unjustified and I'm not supporting it. I've now changed my cats over to a different premium quality grain free cat food and at this point, I doubt I'll go back to Wellness. It's just too unpredictable and frankly overpriced. Yep -- Amazon has done this to me twice now -- I am a long time customer of this cat food -- however, I'm simply NOT paying $32+ dollars for a case when it used to be $23.40 a case. I didn't reorder the first time they did this (about a year ago I think) until the price dropped down again, and I'm not ordering again this time until it goes back down. Nearly a 10 dollar increase from one month/order to another is unjustified and I'm not supporting it. I've now changed my cats over to a different premium quality grain free cat food and at this point, I doubt I'll go back to Wellness. It's... » Read More Yep -- Amazon has done this to me twice now -- I am a long time customer of this cat food -- however, I'm simply NOT paying $32+ dollars for a case when it used to be $23.40 a case. I didn't reorder the first time they did this (about a year ago I think) until the price dropped down again, and I'm not ordering again this time until it goes back down. Nearly a 10 dollar increase from one month/order to another is unjustified and I'm not supporting it. I've now changed my cats over to a different premium quality grain free cat food and at this point, I doubt I'll go back to Wellness. It's just too unpredictable and frankly overpriced. « Show Less
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None of my cats will eat the lysine chews either. I know some people have tried on dry food with success but I've only tried it on wet food. When I was was just sprinkling it on top of the wet food and not mixing it in I noticed they were not eating all of their food. I'm not sure if it was the smell though. I just switched to Tomlyn which is less stinky & cheaper and it doesn't seem to bother them when I don't mix it quite as well as I should when I'm in a hurry.
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Yes it is. I've used the gel on cats who won't accept the powder in their food. But basically it is the same and I give it to my cats every morning.
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I never have actually counted the number of treats in this bag, however, comparing it to the Vetri-lysine 120 bite sized treats that I used to give my cats, there are at least twice as many if not more. The Vetri-lysine bag is 5.29 oz. where the Enisyl-F Lysine treat bag is 6.35 oz. and the latter treats are pea size or about half the size of the Vetri-lysine ones. My cats prefer these treats both in size and taste. Sorry I couldn't be more specific.
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It would probably be best to contact the company about that. They're your basic cat treats, only they have Lysine added. This amino acid helps to keep feline herpes under control or assists a cat with a cold to lessen the symptoms and shorten its duration. I've just purchased a powder form, called Felisyl. The ingredients are not listed, but my cat loves it sprinkled on his food. The one thing I don't like about the treats is that they're high in calories, per my vet. He's advised I try and use as little of the treats as possible, so I give him 12 treats in the morning and the powder in the food at night. I may even try weaning him off of these altogether, because of the weight gain. It would probably be best to contact the company about that. They're your basic cat treats, only they have Lysine added. This amino acid helps to keep feline herpes under control or assists a cat with a cold to lessen the symptoms and shorten its duration. I've just purchased a powder form, called Felisyl. The ingredients are not listed, but my cat loves it sprinkled on his food. The one thing I don't like about the treats is that they're high in calories, per my vet. He's advised I try and use as little of the treats as possible, so I give him 12 treats in the morning and the powder in the... » Read More It would probably be best to contact the company about that. They're your basic cat treats, only they have Lysine added. This amino acid helps to keep feline herpes under control or assists a cat with a cold to lessen the symptoms and shorten its duration. I've just purchased a powder form, called Felisyl. The ingredients are not listed, but my cat loves it sprinkled on his food. The one thing I don't like about the treats is that they're high in calories, per my vet. He's advised I try and use as little of the treats as possible, so I give him 12 treats in the morning and the powder in the food at night. I may even try weaning him off of these altogether, because of the weight gain. « Show Less
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Both of my cats love treats (Temptations) they get a couple every night. I included one in those, but the cat that needs the supplement the most will eat the Temptation treats and leave the L-Lysine treat. The other cat would eat both of the L-Lysine treats. I wish I could get them to eat the treats instead of having to give them the paste but I can see that's not going to happen, so I probably will not be ordering the L-Lysine treats again.
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Dr. Elsey's Precious Cat litter works amazingly well and is HIGHLY recommended by fellow Litter Robot owners. Clumps like cement with no gumminess or waste. One 40lb bag lasts me 3 months with two large male cats. Get it here for around $16, and if ur a prime member, with free 2-day shipping. Otherwise PetSmart carries it for around $18 per 40lb bag. Be careful with Amazon, tho. I've seen it as high as $26 with $15+ shipping. I live in a second story apartment, and LOVE that I can get UPS to deliver it to me free without my having to lug it up 18 stairs. Buy some... you won't be disappointed and ur LR will thank you...ur kitties, too ;-) Dr. Elsey's Precious Cat litter works amazingly well and is HIGHLY recommended by fellow Litter Robot owners. Clumps like cement with no gumminess or waste. One 40lb bag lasts me 3 months with two large male cats. Get it here for around $16, and if ur a prime member, with free 2-day shipping. Otherwise PetSmart carries it for around $18 per 40lb bag. Be careful with Amazon, tho. I've seen it as high as $26 with $15+ shipping. I live in a second story apartment, and LOVE that I can get UPS to deliver it to me free without my having to lug it up 18 stairs. Buy some... you won't be... » Read More Dr. Elsey's Precious Cat litter works amazingly well and is HIGHLY recommended by fellow Litter Robot owners. Clumps like cement with no gumminess or waste. One 40lb bag lasts me 3 months with two large male cats. Get it here for around $16, and if ur a prime member, with free 2-day shipping. Otherwise PetSmart carries it for around $18 per 40lb bag. Be careful with Amazon, tho. I've seen it as high as $26 with $15+ shipping. I live in a second story apartment, and LOVE that I can get UPS to deliver it to me free without my having to lug it up 18 stairs. Buy some... you won't be disappointed and ur LR will thank you...ur kitties, too ;-) « Show Less