I need capsules for my cat, would this work or should I look for something made especially for cats?
1305245
I suggest going to this link to learn about using MMS to heat your cat and other animals. https://g2cforum.org/index.php/list/animal-conditions-and-results
1305246
They will work for you. The are a 2 part Capsule load what you want and push together.
1305247
These would not work for cats or animals for that matter. They're too big and would probably choke the animal. That's if they will eat it. That is a very, very, very slim chance that they will. Hope that helps with decision.
1053463
The capsule is 1/4 inch in diameter and 5/8 inch long, so no. Directions say to open capsule and sprinkle on the cat's food. Neither one of my cats would touch it.
443877
My cat bites when trying to give meds, so I open the caps, and mix them in his food--this IS allowable. It works just as well as putting it down their throats.
93613
I really don't know. At the time our cat was very tiny and she had brought in the fleas. She was a drop-off so we got her something for baby kitten. Was really great on dogs and probably would be ok in smaller amounts for cats.
971989
Yes. I open the capsule and sprinkle it on my cats' dry food every morning.
1286570
These are the larger ones for capsules. If you need smaller get tablets. Amazon's price is much much better than the pet stores. I also order enough so that shipping is free
730868
The package says live cultures. I call it a Probiotic formulated for felines only. They are good for intestinal health. I would ask your vet before starting to use them but they have helped my cats to balance their food intake. One is older. My vet said they are natural and cannot hurt felines like drugs. Good luck!
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Absolutely! MUCH cheaper this way that at "the chain stores". They're super easy to "crunch up for cats", what we do for our 2 spoiled ones :)) Even out kitten can "gnaw" through these, as they're pretty much like "Styrofoam protein" forthe pets and are easily "crunched down". Our cats LOVE them.
458333
I mix the contents of the capsule with a teaspoon or a little more of canned cat food, or sometimes tuna fish. Hope this helps. ;)
2012738
They make them specifically for cats too. They are so soft it's easy to break I prefer to buy the larger size because it's more economical. Then I just break them into two pieces.
983655
Sure thing!! I got them for my kitties, sisters-both 18 yrs. old, as they were on several meds, and it was so much easier to put them in a capsule & give them just one pill. Just to note: I carry a barcode guide by country with me in my purse, as I will not purchase any products made in China or Taiwan. Take Care!! Glad I could be of help.
2061915
Depends on cat's druthers. Do what you think would work and see if kitty approves. Sounds like a good idea. You wouldn't believe the never-ending things I do trying to make my cat comfortable.
264325
It works, but a pet shop owner recommended buying Nature's Miracle advanced formula for cats. I suspect it just means you'll have to use more of the regular stuff for cats?
1837601
I would recommend using the one labeled for cats 2-15 lbs. That way you can give a single capsule. The capsule for dogs covers a much larger weight range, and you would need to open the capsule and divide the content. Same ingredients are in the capsules for cats, just lower dose. Always give with a full meal so the product is absorbed properly. Thanks for your question.
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Many vets do use it for cats. If you google it, you'll find dosage and so on. We use it for those of our cats who will eat food with medicine in it, and it has taken care of the problem without ill-effect. For our two holdouts we use profender, which you can get from petbucket via amazon at an affordable price (our vet uses it and charges $24.00. Here it costs $7.00-8.00 depending on the cat's size.).
1677710
The capsules are easily opened and then I sprinkle the powder onto their wet food and mix up. It works great for my cats!
38405
Pure Bites makes a smaller package for cats (per oz it costs twice as much) so yes it is fine for cats. I buy the large dog size bag because it is cheaper that way. It has a long shelf life and is the most cost effective way to purchase this expensive but very worthwhile product. Then I just break the pieces into cat size chunks. It seems unfair that the smaller cat packages sold in the cat section should cost twice as much per oz.