L-Lysine Gel for Cats (5oz) – Supports Immune, Respiratory, and Eye Health. Eases Sneezing, Runny Nose, and Watery Eyes. Tasty Salmon Flavor - Made in The USA

My cat was sneezing a lot. I gave her this for a few days and she got better quick and hasn't sneezed since. Now I give it to her about once a week and will start again if she starts sneezing again. I smear it on her front leg so she can easily lick it off and feel bad about it. I couldn't get her to eat it on it's own she knew it wasn't just food lol. I suppose I could mix it with Churu though she prefers I hand feed her and the Churu tube is too small to fit this in and mix it. Overall this stuff is great and I am grateful it helped my sweet girl feel better.

This is awesome it gives your pet a boost the taste is very palpable they love it when pet looks like there outa sorts I give them this and back on track

**updated post after 72hours**I have been giving the recommended dose to my pregnant cat as well as my 6 month old kitten. My kitten is still super healthy, and the pregnant stray cat I brought indoors after being on this for 72hours is TONS BETTER!! She does still have minor nose discharge but we are keeping that clean with baby infant nasal mist, her discharge is no longer green anymore thankfully! She seems to be most the way past this sickness and with no history on her whatsoever it’s hard to know how long she was sick but when I took her in she was pretty bad off. This stuff is incredible! I am buying more. I will add as well, my kitten will be sleeping and I put a dab of this on my finger and put it front of her nose while she sleeps, she can’t wake up fast enough to eat it off my finger LOL! Pregnant kitty actually enjoys it now as well since she can smell again, she laps it right up off my finger and wants more and more (of course we are not doing that, however she seems to think more is better) very happy and satisfied with this product! As long as it continues to work we will continue to buy and I will continue to keep this post updated!I took in a stray pregnant cat that no one was wanting to help. She has a UTI and is really struggling, vets are so outrageously overpriced I did some research and found this for her. For starters her nose is clogged so she can’t smell it and therefore has no interest in it, but I still take the recrommended dosing and put it just UNDER her nose but above her mouth so she is forced to lick it and swallow it. That has been working for us very well, my young kitten (6months old) I have, is also getting this to keep her from getting sick and she absolutely loves this! We are on day 1 1/2 of this giving to the stray kitty and I do notice a decrease in her symptoms thankfully! I also use infant baby nasal mist to attempt to keep her nose clear much as I can without stressing her out more then she needs to be right now. I gave this 4 stars because I’m not certain if it’s this or the baby nasal mist that is helping the most yet. I am also using a humidifier to help that congestion break up. I will come back in a couple weeks with an update of this stuff, to say if it actually works but for now I’m giving it 4 stars until I can confirm it works.Side note her eyes are not goopy anymore and when I first brought her inside, her eyes were pretty gross. I have not touched her eyes at all so I know this is at least working for that.

My cat can sniff out L-Lysine in any form whether it's in a crunchy "treat" or in this paste. She used to eat one brand of chewy L-Lysine, but suddenly refused to eat them. She has respiratory issues, so I need to get some L-Lysine in her diet. I bought this paste hoping she would like it, she does not. I tried mixing in a half dose in her wet food for breakfast and another half does at dinner. She threw up her breakfast 98% of the time, so now I only give her a half dose at dinner and she is able to keep it down. If I mix in a full dose at dinner she is able to smell it and will walk away without eating and this girl LOVES food, so that is saying something. The good news is that it is helping with her sneezing and weeping eyes. She weighs 10 lbs so is not a tiny cat. I'm glad I didn't give up after this make her nauseous.

I have 13 foster cats, so I could see how a lot of cats respond to the taste of Felisyl. Most would lap it up like a treat. I couldn’t get any of the cats to eat Enisyl-F on its own, had to do the paw and foreleg smear. The picky eaters still shun this one. After one picky eater saw others going after it, though, he changed his mind and will now eat it if others are around trying to get it. But most of the cats I have to hold off while I give it to the ones that actually need it. They just lick it out of the measuring spoon.I was skeptical because it was so much cheaper than Enisyl-F. Works just as well, though, and also has the NASC seal. Fraction of the price AND the cats eat it willingly. Very glad I tried this. So much easier than the paw/foreleg smear (for that to work, it needs to be really smeared into the fur, not just swiped on top or they will flick it off, it’s messy and a pain). Also, so much cheaper. Double win!

The cats like it and eat it on their food readily. I can't speak to effectiveness. L-lysine was recommended by a vet so I use it.

I use this regularly for my cat who has ongoing eye issues, and it’s been a staple in our routine. I've probably ordered over 10 tubs in the past year. My only real complaint is the inconsistency—sometimes it arrives perfectly thick, and other times it's very runny. That said, it works really well and my cat loves the taste, which makes giving it to him so much easier.

I've got a snotty orange tabby who's had multiple visits to the vet for antibiotics and steroid shots. He'll clear up for a few months and then get snotty again. So the most recent occurrence of snottiness (which usually leaves him feeling awful and not wanting to eat), I decided to try this. I was skeptical, but he began to clear up, and after about a week, he was back to himself. His appetite returned, his snottiness abated (there's some, but it's minor), and his behavior became playful again. He also looks forward to this as a treat and will lick it right out of the little spoon I feed it to him with. I'm not sure how long a tube of this will last, so I'm knocking off a star because the packaging could be better (I'm going to cut it open so as not to waste any).