🐱 Liqui-Tinic 4x: Highly Palatable Vitamin and Iron Supplement for Dogs, Cats, Puppies & Kittens, 2 oz. Review

This product is amazing. I was 17 years old. old cat to the vet and her blood test was "very bad" as described by the vet. Essentially, he said that she was dying and could not recommend any effective treatment. He said she had severe liver and pancreas abnormalities and was very anemic. I researched this product and started using it immediately. A month later she is still eating/drinking as usual and showing no signs of suffering or death. I would recommend this to everyone!

Let me tell you, you can't go wrong with this product. My one-year-old cat was fed and vaccinated against distemper, contrary to what I said. 3 days after the operation he became terminally ill. Stopped eating and drinking for a week and forced water and tuna. The vet kept saying he would be fine and it wasn't her fault! One thing was certain: my cat was healthy when she was there, but she came home sick! So he keeps shaking like he's cold and I've been reading about distemper and damn it's…

My HCM cat was licking/eating her litter and the paving stone I kept inside to weigh things down. I've read that this could be a sign of anemia that occurs in cats with HCM due to mineral/vitamin deficiencies from strong diuretics/frequent urination and iron supplements until they come to the vet. I already had this product to supplement his iron and vitamin intake. I gave him this product every 4-6 hours and after 1-2 days he was back to normal. He looked better - his gums weren't white - and…

Haven't noticed a difference in my cat yet. But he's going to have a test, so I'm hoping his blood test will show if it's helping. I was hoping his nose would turn a darker shade of pink. Update (12/19/17): I haven't noticed much of a difference in my cat so far and his blood work hasn't improved much. The vet said to increase the dose slightly. I've been increasing his dose over the past few weeks. More waiting to be seen. In general, at least there's no harm in trying :) Ps. I've noticed that

On June 3rd, 2013 I took my cat to the vet because I thought she had feline leukemia. He lost weight and ate malnourished. The only things I could give him were pieces of sardines, custard and broth and I had to stand there and teach him how to do it. For a week while waiting for the vet visit, I prepared to let him go, thinking there was nothing that could be done for him. I was extremely emotional about all of this because the thought of humiliating him was tearing me up inside. I have had my