Review on 🐾 Boost Your Pet's Immune System with AMBER NATURALZ VIBACTRA Plus - 1 Ounce by Charity Holloway

Now we have three cases of the absolutely miraculous effectiveness of Vibactra Plus in cats. One of our barn cats crawled up to us, very weak and breathing heavily, mouth open. A thick liquid spurted out of her nose, she coughed and breathed with all her might. We could pet her, but she wasn't "controllable" at all. I put on leather gloves and "protected myself" from being ripped to pieces by the claws and gently held her neck to give her Vibactra through the small syringe four times a day. On the third day she showed a marked improvement and ate greedily again. (These barn cats are like dogs: always hungry and ready to eat anything you give them!) I've given her a full 10 day regimen of Vibactra and she's hopping out the door again to greet us. We estimate this cat is at least 10-12 years old, so she's not a spring baby. But she definitely acts like a kitten when she's playing and running! About a year later, the same cat was found with an ugly abscess under its jaw that was oozing thick yellow pus. She was drooling out of her mouth, possibly in pain. We "booked" her treatment again and cleaned the abscess with hydrogen peroxide during the day. But surprisingly, although she must have been in a lot of pain, she barely resisted when we removed the abscess and didn't mind when I went back to giving her Vibactra 4 times a day for the recommended 10 days. The abscess resolved well and hair grew back at the site. A wonderful side effect is that she now trusts us to do anything without fear of being torn apart by her razor-sharp claws. at our back door as a sick, hungry and feral kitten about six weeks old. After eight weeks of extreme exertion (two long trips followed by 16 days in the visitors' house, where he was restricted due to a visitor's allergy), he became very ill and lethargic, like boiled noodles. , does not eat or drink and needs our help to use the litter box. After three vet visits worth over $1,000 that only made him worse, we decided to research and treat him with herbal and natural products at a much lower cost than to keep playing the vet guessing game. (They didn't know what was wrong with him, gave him various diagnoses and just offered increasingly expensive tests that we couldn't afford, and all of that hurt him even more!) Long after his third visit to the vet, we said told him that he had to fill his mouth with food and water because he was too weak to eat. But eventually he had enough strength to eat on his own again. After over four months of testing various herbal and natural products with several short-term improvements, we finally tried Vibactra. After only receiving four doses, he made marked improvement by hitting a ping-pong ball (which he hadn't done in a very long time) and wanted to be cleaned again (if he was sick, he didn't want to be touched). His whole demeanor changed for the better. (Honestly, all the other foods we gave him for four months certainly helped, allowing Vibactra to get over whatever was making him so ill.) Yes, cloves (which are in Vibactra) are toxic to cats . , but poisonous in what quantity? The creators of the Vibactra product obviously created the right formula for all of the ingredients to work synergistically to help the animal deal with whatever disease it attacks. We are absolutely SOLD by Vibactra and will ALWAYS have a bottle on hand to help with any health issues our kittens may have. Vets are often helpful, but if you don't have the tremendous resources required for prolonged and repeat vet visits, don't be afraid to give Vibactra a try. Be sure to follow the directions for dosage and when to take it. Also, if your cat strongly dislikes the taste, dilute Vibactra with at least one, preferably two, squirts of water; Vibactra seems to have an intense flavor. With our Turkish Angoras, we got up at night as needed for the first five days to consistently give him Vibactra every six hours. The results were amazing and we are very grateful! Two final notes: Don't be discouraged or alarmed if your cat regresses intermittently during the first few days of the initial 10-day treatment. (Days 5-7 were particularly harsh for our Turkish Angora: occasional discharges of a thick yellowish liquid, especially when sneezing, oozed from his nostrils. On those days he was extremely lethargic and hung his head as if he had a terrible headache. . Apparent regression is not uncommon when addressing the underlying cause of the disease rather than just masking the symptoms. Since his condition probably reverted back to that of a kitten and he resolved when we started taking Vibactra twice daily, we left him on a three-daily dose for another 20 days. We then took a five-day break before going back to twice-daily). slowly squirt into the side of your mouth if needed) and you will be thankful for the result. Second, feed your cat the best quality food you can afford. If possible, we also recommend a good all-rounder like Nupro Health Nuggets for Cats from Nutri-Pet Research. It may not have been necessary, but we also gave him a quarter teaspoon of L-lysine in his food daily and a Hawaii Pharm dandelion/milk thistle supplement to support his liver, heart and pancreas as well as his pet's well-being and kidney support . (Please note: we are not affiliated with any of the products or companies mentioned here. We have appreciated recommendations from others in the past and simply want to help other cat owners with their precious cats.)