Review on Vetoquinol Renal K+ Potassium Supplement Gel for Dogs and Cats - 5oz Pack Size by Dawn Belanger

Three little things I wouldn't even mention if I didn't have to give this twice a day every day for years: 1. Difficult to use with a syringe, which can make you very necessary when Your cat will not voluntarily take medication or even food.2. Easily clogs a small hole in the lid, dirty and wasteful.3. Cheaper elsewhere (sorry Amazon, they are usually good but this one is considerably cheaper elsewhere). If your kitty accepts the powder version of this, it's a lot cheaper (elsewhere), but most cats don't like it. .If your kitten is ill and needs potassium, be sure to give it as recommended by the vet; My questions are secondary. I wish you success and good luck. Mine is 18 now and sick but he has as many good days as bad days and I find these products are helping, he's "still holding out baby".