Is this unflavored or sweet? I need it for my cats and they will not do anything flavored. Thanks
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Hi BeeBo, yes it is flavored. It has a sweet citrus type of flavor to it. Hope that helps!
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It is red in color; and, it has more of a sweet flavor rather than "unflavored".
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It has a slightly bitter taste. I put it under my tongue for faster absorption so I don't get the full flavor. I doubt your cats will like the flavor. Maybe dip the medicine dropper in something sweet like syrup and squeeze the medicine in the back of their throat. Don't know if that will work - I only have dogs �
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I hate to answer a question with a question, but... Does your cat have IBD OR Hyperthyroidism?
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I bever heard of flavored vitamins and would not be as stupid to buy any and are you sure this is for animals ask your vet..
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My cat doesn't eat it. I would not use it for kittens. It does have an added fragrance but I use a coveted box and smell nothing. My wife has a very sensitive nose and she can't smell anything either. Lasts a long time! Great stuff. I buy it over and over.
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Welactin does sell an unflavored vs fish flavored. My cat prefers this but I can't seem to find it except at my local vet for twice as much. So until I can find it cheaper, I use the fish flavored & mix with some Fancy Feast with broth. She seems to like it better when the flavor is "hidden" in brothy yumminess.
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I think you need to look at the product details. I don't know them off hand. I do know my cats enjoy the product.
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Hi Patricia.None of my cats got sick drinking this. However, I have 4 drinkwell fountains so this bottle didn't go that far so they were not on it longer than a couple of weeks.To make sure, I would run the list of ingredients past your vet.Take care,Sue.
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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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My kitties absolutely crave this...this comes in salmon, cod, beef, turkey and chicken...to the best of my memory. My cats love the cod and salmon the best. But, eat the others still better than any other treat that I give them. They are healthy for them and they love them!
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I have obviously not tried either of these flavors personally:) However, I can tell you that my cats go nuts over the salmon flavor. They will eat the chicken--eventually, but they love the salmon. In fact, I have to put the bag in a plastic container so they don't chew up the bag.
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There is no flavor indicated, however my very finicky Shepard/lab mix LOVES them. We use 5 different chewable pet products from Vets Best, and both our dog and cats love them all.
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I have only ever given this to our dogs. Cats are a whole different story. I would assume a syringe would be your best bet. It's supposed to be 'flavored', but that doesn't mean anything to cats. :)
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None of my cats will eat the lysine chews either. I know some people have tried on dry food with success but I've only tried it on wet food. When I was was just sprinkling it on top of the wet food and not mixing it in I noticed they were not eating all of their food. I'm not sure if it was the smell though. I just switched to Tomlyn which is less stinky & cheaper and it doesn't seem to bother them when I don't mix it quite as well as I should when I'm in a hurry.
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I wouldn't call it a pate, but I'm no chef. The texture seemed more like the "Science Diet" to me. (But I bought this 3 or 4 years ago... it may have changed since then.) Our cat wouldn't touch it... even if we took away his dry food. But you may have better luck. Cats are notoriously finicky.
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My cat didn't care for it at first, but mixed right in the food and he didn't even notice. I don't think had a strong smell, as for taste it's for pets so I have no clue.
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No odor I can tell...and it doesn't say that it is 'flavored'. All I know is my 'very finicky' little guy eats his food like a little pig with K-9 Liquid mixed in. And after about 2 wks I noticed a big improvement in his mobility (he had surgery for a torn cruciate ligament) and has now recouped full usage of his leg. I would definately recommend this product.
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cats don't have sweet taste buds so i doubt the palatable base would have a sweetener
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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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It's made from essential flower oils of flowers that cats don't like the scent of. All natural, no chemicals. That's according to http://www.uscram.com/ I used it for only a few weeks late last summer, and all the time it was there, there were no signs of the neighborhood cat having been in our garden area. It has a strong smell, but it's not bad.