Showing posts with label herpes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label herpes. Show all posts

Friday, September 7, 2012

Viralys (L-Lysine) Oral Gel For Cats, 5 oz Review

Viralys (L-Lysine) Oral Gel For Cats, 5 oz
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When my cat started having eye discharge, the vet said it was an outbreak of the herpes virus. She prescribed VET Viralys (along with erythromycin opthalmic ointment). I gave Viralys to my cat three times a day for a week. She loved the taste and happily licked it off my finger. After a week, the problem cleared up and has not returned. Highly recommended.

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Thursday, February 9, 2012

Vetri-Lysine Plus Soft Chews 4.23oz Review

Vetri-Lysine Plus Soft Chews 4.23oz
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I have used this product for two months now. It was recommended by my cat's veterinarian. My cat has feline herpes. This ailment gives him occasional eye infections. Part of his treatment is supplementation with the L-Lysine. It works, but is part of a gradual healing process. This is the easiest form of L-Lysine to give to my cat. He really likes it. With any L-Lysine supplement, keep in mind that one side effect is increased appetite.
I do agree that calling these "soft chews" is a joke. They are tough jerky-like pellets. My cat is a Maine Coon and twice the size of an average cat. He has a big jaw and big teeth. When I give him these chews it takes him awhile to chew and swallow these.
Most forms of L-Lysine are dependent on your cat eating moist canned food. My cat currently eats dry. Previously, I have used two other forms of L-Lysine. One was a gel called Viralys, this has to be added to wet/canned cat food. It is expensive, is difficult to measure and is used up quite quickly. The other L-Lysine form I tried was (human grade) capsules from Twin Lab supplements. You have to open up the capsule and sprinkle it on the moist cat food. This was a relatively easy and inexpensive treatment. However it is still dependent on moist food. Right now I prefer the L-Lysine chews. I give my cat 2 chews twice a day and it lasts a month. When the symptoms subside I will reduce my cat's treatment to once a day for health maintenance.

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