Pet Health Solutions Potassium Gluconate Review

This is the second brand I have bought for our cat and she loves it a lot more. I won't change anymore It's a fair price and our cat doesn't seem to mind.

It was a great break when we couldn't go to the vet. The kitten didn't like it as much as the one our vet is wearing, but it arrived quickly and served its purpose! Thank you, I am sure we will be ordering more from you.

We got this for our cat with kidney failure. Potassium supplementation helps maintain good potassium levels and compensates for what is lost through vomiting and the kidneys' inability to retain fluid properly. This product is very soluble compared to the potassium we received from our vet and appears to be better tolerated than what we have used previously. I would recommend it.

Unlike Vetoquinol k+ which is a transparent orange gel, despite the label this material is not a gel but a sticky brown suspension. It's apparently as unsavory as it looks. My cat usually swallows wet food with K+ Gel; She refused to eat it with the so-called Pet Health Solutions gel. A dietary supplement has to taste good to be useful. Your results may vary.

I bought this for my cat after using another K+ for a while. It wasn't available. Bought this one instead. I never put it on the food, only on the finger that I put in the kitten's mouth. Because of the thinner consistency of this gel (it tastes like MAPLE for some reason, and do cats like maple?) I had to refrigerate the tube before it got thick enough not to drip off my finger like some kind of runny custard. I'm sure the kitty doesn't like Brain Freeze, but. It works. Still prefer the other…

I bought Plus because Vetoquinol Renal K+ was unavailable. Luckily I only ordered one tube. The consistency of the product is liquid. The color is not a pleasant beige. It comes out of the syringe I use to give the medication to my 17-year-old dog. Within 5 years she was diagnosed with kidney failure. She doesn't seem to like the taste. The cost is lower than that of Vetohinol. The adage "You get what you pay for” seems to apply here. On the other hand, I am grateful that I was able to give her

My cat has kidney problems and I purchased this item because I had a hard time finding Renal K+ in Revain and the active ingredient and ingredient list were essentially the same. I thought it would be more or less the same. He even calls himself a gel. As others have pointed out, it's more of a disgusting pale brown mush and my extremely food motivated cat who eats Renal K+ in his food won't touch it. Although it is different from Renal K+ I am 0% sure it is even a potassium gluconate…