🐱 Enhance Your Cat's Respiratory and Ocular Health: In Clover Spry Soft Chews with L-Lysine, Superfoods, and Prebiotics Review

I have to give my cats L-lysine because of the herpes virus and I'm trying to help her with sneezing and a runny nose. They don't like jellies, but they will eat these treats. They seem to help with some symptoms when taken twice a day.

Grind and mix with wet food and cover overnight. He takes on the taste of the food. But my 5 cats won't eat it as a treat. I have full confidence in this manufacturer and their research which is why I chose them. Upper respiratory tract infections also get into the eyes and can blind your cat. Very contagious. So as a prevention, it's amazing.

Luckily one cat I bought this for specifically likes treats and it seems to help with the intermittent eye discharge. The other cat won't eat them unless I break them into his food and even then he sometimes won't eat. This is very bad because he could use extra minerals and vitamins.

My cat needs L-lysine daily and we have tried all brands. He just likes this brand. He eats it before meals. I just tear it in half to reveal the flavor and it eats it right away. (He doesn't eat it after meals, but when he's hungry.) But for any other brand, I have to cut it up and mix (hide) it in his food. And when my local store runs out, I buy Spry online. This is definitely a brand for us.

My cat is elderly and was born to a homeless person so was never very healthy. I thought we were about to release her to cat heaven but I started giving her two a day and she is like a new cat! She is still struggling with breathing problems but is 90% better. Appetite has improved, wool too! I'm so thankful my kitty will be with us for a while and loving life again! And she loves the taste!

I have tried many L-lysine suppliers and Edward the cat ate all the temptations and the L-lysine was still there. He eats the In-Clover brand along with the Temptations and doesn't seem to notice any difference. In fact, In Clover is very similar to Temptations. Edward just had a problem with his nose, so bad I sometimes called him Edward Snotty. The In Clover L-Lysine he likes made me just call him King Edward. Since this is usually a lifetime supplement, I would suggest buying a large bag…

I have a black cat with sensitive skin and seasonal allergies that cause her to lick her tummy and hindquarters A LOT in warm weather. He licks and chews until there are white spots all over his body. This year was so bad I caught myself calling him Mr. Polkadot. I started giving him a few of these lysine treats every day (even twice a day because he was begging for them) and after a few weeks he started licking less and his hair started to "pea" his hair cover. I've put antibiotic ointment on…