is there a difference between this type of colustrum and tegricel colustrum? I bought Tegricel from my vet for my cat but have since moved away.
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Honestly i dont know. I know this is organic n i love it. I googled tegricel col. N its all made from milk.
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I can't speak to Tegricel as I am not familiar with that product, but the Jarrow product is manufactured and packaged for human consumption. Vet products usually aren't. So broadly speaking, human products may be safe for pets, but pet products may not be safe for humans.
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I have the regular (for adults and children) Coldcalm tablets that melt under the tongue and I also have the children's Coldcalm pellets. You are right, the ingredients are exactly the same. I came to discover the same thing with Oscillococcinum - there is no difference between the regular version and the children's version. No more children's versions for me!
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I think they're pretty much the same, it's just the size. This one is for cats because of it's size. You'd want a bigger one for dogs. Just in case though I'd read the labels carefully.
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I use Science Diet prescription and regular. One has extremely small pieces and the other is more medium. I just have to find the balls to replinish each morning. The balls go under most of my furniture. Both of my cats really seem to enjoy dispensing their own cat food.
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Sorry, I am not qualified to answer this, as I'm only a cat owner. I would think the internet would have an answer, as well as a vet. I just give my cat about 2 tablespoons of canned cat food that I've mixed the medication into. He has dry food the rest of the time.
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The one with the enzymatic tartar control works better on their teeth. This is the only brand I use for both my dog & my cats. You will be happy with the overall results & they love the flavor too!
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Caroline....as a fellow LONG TIME user of this very medication, I can tell you that YES...I have purchased and used both, over the years. Also, depending on which your cat prefers...I believe the Vetoquinol is a "soft" chew...rather than a crunchy one!!! IF I am recalling correctly!!! Laura
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I don't know - I started using the Purina One (any of their "flavors") because my cats are older and were throwing up all other dry foods. This is working for them: no more throw-up.
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That's how I got on it myself. The Vet put our 30 pound cat on Nutramax Cosequin and he did so good that I ordered the human Glucosamine Plus for me. I have been on it for about three years now and doing better today than I was three years ago. If it is for you dog why not order the Nutramax Cosequin for Dogs here at Amazon. We use to give it to the cat in a spoonful of baby food. he would lick the dish and spoon like it was a treat, kept him going till he died of old age.
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There is no difference. My previous purchase of this product cost $23.97 for a pack of 3. Now the price by this vendor, which was originally supplied directly from Amazon is now $40.99. It has almost doubled. What a shame! I originally started to use it to make cat food for my Mr. Pumpkin before he died of lymphoma. Now I use it along with omega 3 oil capsules to keep a feral colony of cats on an increased fat diet for the winter. They love the oil and are all doing so well on it! Hope this helps!
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I have only had the one so can not tell if one is bigger than the other. I like it and it is big my cat's like it. They have room
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Yes it is the same. I learned this from other reviews Oddly enough when you get it will be labeled for kids and adults. I got the right dosage and used it on my cat.
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Don't worry about the tiny specks unless they are moving> The ground up veggies in the BFG are normal. We have used this food for several years and are very happy with it. Be sure to note that the BFG (before grain)is very different from the new Purrrrfect Bistro that is sold at Petco. PB has ground cellulose(cardboard) as a filler.We are very keen on what goes into our kitties and think highly of Merrick's Before Grain #1. but more importantly our cats thrive on it.
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I have no idea! Lol! I did use the all pets ones for a while and she seemed calm but still had the occasional twitches of anxiety. When my cat get anxious she tends to think her tale is a foreign object and will bite and scratch at it. I got the feline one hoping that it would be stronger or something so I wouldnt have to put her back on valium. I don't know what the difference is but the feline one seems to keep her calmer through out the day than the all pets.
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Same thing for me. I ordered at same time as toy. Right shaped end but won't stay on. I don't know where to get others. So far my cats like playing with toy without feathers.
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I have two female cats that usually don't spray unless they get stressed out. Last summer I moved and they really did a number on my old house. When they were still showing some stressed behavior (not spraying) my vet suggested Feliway. I re-ordered Feliway (it's much cheaper than from the vet) and plan on continuing use. Did it stop them from spraying? I don't know. Do they seem calmer now? Yes. I'll definitely continue to use Feliway for the sake of my sanity as well as theirs.
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My wife, a physician who specialized in preventive medicine, nutrition and alternative medicine said magnesium stearate is a flow agent. Vets Best is well tolerated by our four cats. They all love it and their hairball woes are a thing of the past. However, Joseph Mercola, DO, has worries about the source of magnesium stearate. Go to his website at mecola.com for particulars. You might want to ask Vet's Best what their source of magnesium stearate is. Mercola says stearic acid supresses T cells and he'd rather see stearate removed from all products. If this bothers you, stick with the sticky, gooey stuff. My wife, a physician who specialized in preventive medicine, nutrition and alternative medicine said magnesium stearate is a flow agent. Vets Best is well tolerated by our four cats. They all love it and their hairball woes are a thing of the past. However, Joseph Mercola, DO, has worries about the source of magnesium stearate. Go to his website at mecola.com for particulars. You might want to ask Vet's Best what their source of magnesium stearate is. Mercola says stearic acid supresses T cells and he'd rather see stearate removed from all products. If this bothers you, stick with the... » Read More My wife, a physician who specialized in preventive medicine, nutrition and alternative medicine said magnesium stearate is a flow agent. Vets Best is well tolerated by our four cats. They all love it and their hairball woes are a thing of the past. However, Joseph Mercola, DO, has worries about the source of magnesium stearate. Go to his website at mecola.com for particulars. You might want to ask Vet's Best what their source of magnesium stearate is. Mercola says stearic acid supresses T cells and he'd rather see stearate removed from all products. If this bothers you, stick with the sticky, gooey stuff. « Show Less