Has anyone had luck just sprinkling it on dry kibble? I have a male cat on a vet-supplied urinary kibble only and he gets sick off it.
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My cats will lick their plates clean. At first, I thought they were just trying to get the last bits of gravy but, they are making sure they get the last bits of the vitamin powder. I would check with another vet to get a recommendation for a food that doesn't make your cat sick. A food that helps one problem and causes another problem can't be healthy for that particular cat.
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i know my cat dont like it on dry food as well.try mixing in a little bit of water,
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My cats eat it on dry food as well...they love it! And it makes a difference. It's my favorite supplement for cats and have used it for years
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Hi Diane: Thanks to your comment, I plan to buy this and share it with my cat, who is 23 years old and like yours, suffering from kidney disease. With RenAvast powder and Ubiquinol, he has kept amazingly well, surprising the vet by living for years, but recently he has been bleeding (red) from the rectum and has bloody stools, apparently not healed simply by taking antibiotics. It is scary, but I still have hope because apart from his time in the litter box, he seems comfortable and still has his appetite. I'm very grateful for your comment!
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My cats will not eat this by itself. I give them a 1/4 teaspoon in their wet food. They get about two tablespoons of wet food. I'm not sure how it mixes with dry food. Is having separate bowls an option for wet food?
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The granules wouldn't stick to the food, so unless your cat will lick it off the bottom of his/her bowl this won't work. Our cats get dry food, too, so we mix it into a little tuna for an evening treat.
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Sorry to hear about your cat, Paige! I had the opposite problem - my dog was eating out of the cat box when I had regular cat litter but fortunately wasn't interested in the clay pellets of Breeze. I'm having to change back from Breeze because my cat is 19 and big boned, and can no longer squat to fit the box, so she's just missing the front or back side. Now I'm on the hunt for a bigger box and litter my dog won't eat or won't hurt her, at least. Thanks for sharing your story!
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The kibble is small, but I would check with your vet. The cats that eat this are older, lots older. I looked on Amazon and they have a Purina one dry formula for kittens.
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I ran out of kitty litter and found a bag of this on the discount table at my local grocery store, so I snatched it up. I see other people gradually transitioned their cats to this product, unfortunately I did not. She did use the crystals for her bowel movements, but did not bury them, however a few days later I discovered that my cat chose to use the dog bed as her new "litter box" to urinate in. Not happy with that, wish I would have read the recommendations first. But I am too apprehensive to try the crystals again, even if mixing. When using for the first time, I'd suggest keeping a close eye on the box and kitties to make sure they are using the litter box instead of an alternate area. Good Luck! I ran out of kitty litter and found a bag of this on the discount table at my local grocery store, so I snatched it up. I see other people gradually transitioned their cats to this product, unfortunately I did not. She did use the crystals for her bowel movements, but did not bury them, however a few days later I discovered that my cat chose to use the dog bed as her new "litter box" to urinate in. Not happy with that, wish I would have read the recommendations first. But I am too apprehensive to try the crystals again, even if mixing. When using for the first time, I'd suggest... » Read More I ran out of kitty litter and found a bag of this on the discount table at my local grocery store, so I snatched it up. I see other people gradually transitioned their cats to this product, unfortunately I did not. She did use the crystals for her bowel movements, but did not bury them, however a few days later I discovered that my cat chose to use the dog bed as her new "litter box" to urinate in. Not happy with that, wish I would have read the recommendations first. But I am too apprehensive to try the crystals again, even if mixing. When using for the first time, I'd suggest keeping a close eye on the box and kitties to make sure they are using the litter box instead of an alternate area. Good Luck! « Show Less
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I've always mixed it with wet food and my cat has never rejected the food. I haven't tried it with dry food.
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You can put it in their water dish - some say their cats enjoyed the taste. Mine did not. We had some transferred aggression issues and I wanted to know if the cat was getting any. I gave it in a small syringe like you would medicine. Be aware, it does contain alcohol and some have concerned about that. My vet ok'd it's use and I did see a calming effect. Good luck!!
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Basically I just put a pinch on the floor and cats either eat some of it or sometimes they roll around in it. Either way they end up a little "cat drunk." If you have several cats, makes sure each gets a little pinch so they don't get jealous. I've also mixed a little into some food - generally when one of them is sick and doesn't want to eat. It did work, but doesn't on a continuous basis. Placing it on the floor though is what we've done for many years and it works great!
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Go for the expanded capacity model and try it for at least a week with your kibble. Spherical definitely works better than triangular food. My cat loves his kibble, so this helps give him small amounts throughout the day.
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I have been feeding this food to my cats for probably about a year. My 10-year-old male cat has been diagnosed with crystals. So many crystals that my vet was in shock that there were so many crystals present in his urine. I have to take my cat in for an x-ray this afternoon to see if he has stones, because if he has stones, too, then switching him over to a food that dissolves the crystals might break up a stone into a chunk which will cause a life-threatening blockage. This food is NOT appropriate for cats with urinary tract problems.
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My cats have tried the chews, the kibble and the paste. They wouldn't eat the chews and it was a struggle to get them to accept the paste. (If I put the paste in their food they would eat it) However they all eat the kibble without any problem. I guess it's a personal kitty preference. My cats are all 10 and 12 years old so maybe a kitten will prefer something else. I will say that the product keeps my cat with the worst problem stable and feeling fine and her eyes clear up. You might want to try an eye cream to help with her eyes. I also use a medicated eye cream for the cat that have the weeping problem. I hope this helps. Cat Lover..... My cats have tried the chews, the kibble and the paste. They wouldn't eat the chews and it was a struggle to get them to accept the paste. (If I put the paste in their food they would eat it) However they all eat the kibble without any problem. I guess it's a personal kitty preference. My cats are all 10 and 12 years old so maybe a kitten will prefer something else. I will say that the product keeps my cat with the worst problem stable and feeling fine and her eyes clear up. You might want to try an eye cream to help with her eyes. I also use a medicated eye cream for the cat that have the... » Read More My cats have tried the chews, the kibble and the paste. They wouldn't eat the chews and it was a struggle to get them to accept the paste. (If I put the paste in their food they would eat it) However they all eat the kibble without any problem. I guess it's a personal kitty preference. My cats are all 10 and 12 years old so maybe a kitten will prefer something else. I will say that the product keeps my cat with the worst problem stable and feeling fine and her eyes clear up. You might want to try an eye cream to help with her eyes. I also use a medicated eye cream for the cat that have the weeping problem. I hope this helps. Cat Lover..... « Show Less
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I sprinkle some in when I add new litter to the exsisting. Every few days. My cat is in end stage kidney failure and he urinates a lot .. this does help keep the smell down thankfully.
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It has to dispense the same amount unless you manually change the settings. I would be remiss however unless I told you about how I have recently learned how bad kibble is for cats. I thought I was feeding my cat well with high end kibble and I was so wrong. Changed to feeding canned food two or three times a day and her health improved dramatically. Just trying to get the word out.
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I have a York ie that eats and drinks too fast and then throw a up. We are using the feeding bowl and water bowl- works like a charm. I do t have a cat, howecer, the bowl is shallow so I would think it would work. Not sure how it would work with canned food....designed to use with dry kibble.
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Sorry, I just have one dog. However, as stated in my review, this stuff seems to really work. His vet thought he had received a dental cleaning on a return visit--the only difference was the PlaqueOff. I just add a spoonful (the spoon is Tiny) to his meal and he eats it up, even though my dog is very picky. He doesn't seem to notice it. I think it is worth trying with your cat.