Tomlyn Immune Support Powder Immune Supplement for Cats, 3.5-oz tub

Gretel the tuxedo cat developed a chronic upper respiratory infection (uri) at about 8 years old. Medicine could not control it, as it was viral. So I got her on a regimen of this l-lysine powder. She went into remission for her uri for eight more years, living a very full and normal life. It was only at the end of her life, in her 17th year, that it failed to keep the uri at bay any longer. She was also in kidney failure at this time, so her body was just breaking down in general. If I could give this product more stars for buying her eight more years of health, I would. Amazing product.

Ok so Cara, my 3 year old cat is not really good w/ anything that isn't food; real Cat food. Sprinkling it on the food did NOT fly. She completely did not touch the food. So I have been pouring 1/8 tsp (scooper provided) 2x a day. If more than 1/2 of it doesn't go down the chute, i.e. her throat, I give another scoop. I never heard of Feline Herpes before and I had been taking black crud out of her nose for over 6 weeks. I finally took her to the Vet and that's what they told me it was. Rather than purchase their $40 remedy; they said I could try another product, I won't mention the name, but this particular product seemed to get better reviews. Plus I very much like the fact that the nutrition label provides how many mg of L-Lysine my baby is getting. Geez, do mfr's think consumers are idiots????? Put the mg on your packaging; many of the other Lysine products do not provide that info. Critical; as far as I am concerned. She's not really sweet on it; i.e. the taste and tonight I got a pretty good scratch and scream, but the point of this review is "She is improving"; noticeably and in less then 1 week. That's a pretty good sign in my book. Beats cleaning her nose with vaseline and Q-tip; never went away. Da! It's a virus. I'm going to risk the scratches and screams until I think her immune system is where it should be. So .....If you have a finicky eater, like it appears many cat owners do, there's no guarantee kitty will take it like sprinkles on a Frozen Yogurt Cone; mine won't. She wants her kitty food to be kitty food - so don't try to fool me, says my girl. Okay....that's enuf on this topic. I hope some find this review useful.

We have an elderly cat who was always healthy but about 6 months ago developed an upper respiratory infection. After 3 different antibiotics over the course of 3 months, she just couldn’t kick it and the vet recommended we try this product. We started the powder along with another round of antibiotics. It took about a week before we started to see improvement. We were able to stop the antibiotic and just use the powder after that. She wasn’t completely healed but it helped her stay healthy enough that she didn’t have to permanently be on antibiotics. I simply sprinkled it on her wet food every morning. However, she loved the taste so much I could just put it on a plate by itself and she would lick it off. I would absolutely recommend this to all cat owners!

I have an 8 and 1/2, male, tuxedo Kitty. He has been presenting signs of congestion, sneezing, and coughing. As suggested I have started him on the l-lysine immune supplement. He's been on it now for almost 2 weeks. It seemed to help him some by about the end of the first week. He is not completely well, but better. L-lyzine was suggested because most cats carry herpes virus which can present itself as these symptoms. The supplement can help clear up these symptoms. Although he is better, I think he is dealing with a sinus infection also. I am planning on taking him to the doc very soon! Good luck with your kitties! Elizabeth K.