FELIWAY Cystease, for stress-related bladder problems in cats Capsules, 30 Count (Pack of 1)

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Feliway Cystease contains N-acetyl glucosamine and hyaluronic acid which help support the bladder lining and L-tryptophan is known to have a calming effect in cats.

Feliway Cystease contains the active ingredients N-Acetyl Glucosamine, Hyaluronic Acid and L-tryptophan.The PharmPet Co accepts no liability in the event of another person(s) or animal(s) residing at or visiting the property gaining access to the posted medication. Feliway Cystease for Cats (30 Capsules) is a unique supplement designed for cats with idiopathic cystitis or lower urinary tract infections.

The Feliway Cystease for cats has L-tryptophan, which is an amino acid precursor to serotonin, known for having calming and relaxing effects on cats. These are selected for their synergistic benefits, thus offering a multi-faceted approach to urinary health. Stress and anxiety are two main factors that adversely affect the condition of a cat’s bladder lining and unfortunately, there can be millions of reasons that can stress out a cat. Feliway Cystease should be taken orally, either given whole or broken open and mixed with food, and it is recommended that it should be used with Feliway to achieve the best results. If this is the case, you have the option of stopping almost all the dried food and giving wet only (tins, pouches etc).

The active ingredients in Cystease Capsules for Cats include N-Acetyl Glucosamine, Hyaluronic Acid, and L-tryptophan. Hyperdrug Pharmaceuticals Limited (Registered in England and Wales with Company Number 01898060) previously registered as Hyperdrug Ltd. The ideal dosage during the initial administering days should be: for a cat up to 3kg – 1 capsule daily, over 3 kg – 2 capsules daily. It can be given directly or mixed with food, ensuring your pet gets the required dosage without any fuss. Reduce Stress – Feliway®, the innovate pheromone product, available as a plug-in diffuser and proven to reduce feline stress, has been reported to have reduced the number and severity of bouts of Feline Cystitis and is now commonly used as part of the management of the disease.