Feliway Cystease 30 Capsule Pack, 30 Feliway Cystease Capsules For Cats Urinary Tract Infection Treatment, Cat Supplements To Help Stress Related Bladder Issues And Reduce Cat Anxiety In Your Pet

My cat was really struggling with a urinary problem. She had suddenly started straining to pee every couple of minutes anywhere she could. The most scary symptom was blood in her urine when she did manage to pass any. With vets quoting high prices, I thought I'd try this before resorting to an expensive trip.On only day 2 of taking these there was a massive change in her behaviour. She stopped trying to go every few minutes and started using her litter tray again. She was still going more than normal, but far far less. And the blood in her urine had completely stopped as well.By day 4 she was 100% back to normal. Running around like the silly girl she is. Peeing normally, appetite restored.I'm so thankful I tried these. The vets where looking very expensive and also stressful for both me and my cat.I broke the capsules open and mixed them in with lick treats for her. She was very happy for the treats and didn't even notice she was taking medication.I really cannot recommend this enough. Brilliant product!!

Arrived promptly (next day prime). The capsules are quite large so my little cat wouldn't swallow whole but they can be easily separated and the powder can then be mixed into food. There is a lot of powder in each capsule so i didn't think she'd fall for that but there's been absolutely no problem, she's lapped up her food with it in. Also had an instant effect, she was struggling to wee and was very stressed but the same day, just a few hours later she was chilled and seemed to be feeling a lot better. Just a few days in to using these but the difference is great. would really recommend them and would buy again if needed

This really does work when your cat has cystitis! I buy it for my cat every year or two because he seems to get it on occasion. Where he can't stop peeing and nothing comes out! Its so sad to watch because they just keep going back and forth to the litter tray! Or they have slight blood in their urine... Be careful though, you must make sure the cat is acting the same and eating and drinking as normal, you'll know the signs when your cat has had it a few times... A tip is to make tuna ice cubes too, its a way of getting more water into their system to flush out the infection. Switch to wet food too until the little fella is over it :)I went to my vet the first time and it cost me £40+ to get the tablets... Now I recognise it and buy they myself, these are the ones the vet prescribed to me. Same quantity and everything! Saves me a fortune and works with my cat every time. I would definitely recommend!If you found this review in any way helpful, and you wouldn't mind, could you please click the 'helpful' button below? :)

My 2 cats have had 2 UTIs each in the last year which apparently is common in neutered male cats. It broke my heart to see them so stressed out and uncomfortable. After a few trips to the vets and about £200 in vets bills/medication after each infection, I tried feliway cystease which seemed to make a hug difference, I also changed their biscuits on a permanent basis to one that helps urinary tract.I used feliway cystease which gave my cats more immediate relief when struggling to wee and they were getting stressed when using their litter trays (typically see a difference around 24 hrs). I make sure I always have a spare bottle of these in the cupboard now. This helped avoid blockages but still best to speak to your vet if your cat hasn't been able to wee properly or struggles. Only 4 stars as it isn't a permanent solution.Also worth changing cat food to one that balances their ph levels and supports urinary tract. I switched to purina one urinary as it was the best value for money. Vet recommended brands are science hills or Royal canine which are very pricey in comparison.

The bottle was sealed, with a BB date of 04/23.I was looking at Protexin Cystophan, but these were a better price for 30 (less so now), and have exactly the same ingredients in the same quantities. I also bought Vet's Best Urinary Tract support and their Multi System support, for my cat's flu-like symptoms. He's had a "blocked bladder" (as per the vet) 3 times in past, could not urinate at all, and had to have a catheter. Recently, he again could not urinate, but this time, it was a "mucus plug" for which the vet had no explanation, except his history of bladder problems. After having a catheter, he was later allowed home on pain meds, but seemed to still have problems urinating, and was constantly licking himself.Based on the reviews and people saying vets had recommended these (or Cystophan), I thought I'd try them. My vet (PDSA) only recommended special food they sell (dry, with loads of grains, although they said wet was better!), horribly expensive and he wouldn't touch it..This defo seems to help, and is far easier than trying to get him to eat special food he doesn't like. He's no longer licking himself all the time, and seems to be able to urinate well again after 1 week on these, and the Vet's Best urinary paste. I open the capsules, and mix the powder with the paste, as that's strongly flavoured and he likes it. These have no flavour, whereas the Cystophan has chicken flavour, so might get those in future.. putting these on food might not always work, as he might not eat it all, and I don't want to make him swallow them whole, as they're not small. He's big, so am giving him 2 per day, then will move to one per day. It's early days, but considering I thought I'd have to take him back to the vet, am happy so far!Bear in mind that this is not a miracle cure, although they seem to help prevent a recurrence of bladder issues in many cats.. which might be considered a miracle in some cases.If you want to follow Feliway's other recommendations for your cat (on box, in pic 3), I would buy the Beaphar plug-in. Had a noticeable improvement in behaviour, whereas the Feliway multi-cat plug-in seemed to make no difference.Of course, as I'm using 2 products, I can't be sure which is helping, but think I will stop the paste, after a while, and see what happens.