Showing posts with label kidney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kidney. Show all posts

Monday, February 27, 2012

Hi-Tor Veterinary Select Neo Diet For Dogs Review

Hi-Tor Veterinary Select Neo Diet For Dogs
Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)
This is another great product in the Hi-Tor line. Please see my review for the Neo canned diet for a lengthier review -- it all applies to this Dry Neo food too. My older dogs who have had kidney disease have had teeth pulled by the vet. The Dry Neo diet has small chunks & is easy to eat. All my dogs like the flavor & have not refused the food - ever. Because the chunks are small, they are easy to moisten with water for the dogs who need to *gum* their meals. I have to take a city bus to get to my vet now. Ordering my Hi-Tor foods thru Amazon & having it come to my door has been a God send. It is less expensive than what I get from the vet, I can buy it whenever I want, & it comes right to my door!! Hi-Tor has done a great job for years supplying pet owners with Special Diets. I have told all my friends about them & heartily recommend them.

Click Here to see more reviews about: Hi-Tor Veterinary Select Neo Diet For Dogs



Buy Now

Click here for more information about Hi-Tor Veterinary Select Neo Diet For Dogs

Read More...

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Hi-Tor Neo Diet for Cats (24/6-oz cans) Review

Hi-Tor Neo Diet for Cats (24/6-oz cans)
Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)
Thanks to a combination of Hi-Tor Neo Diet and Vita Gravy (and the sub-q fluids prescribed by the vet) my cat, who was given a diagnosis of advanced kidney failure and a certain impending death sentence two months ago, has amazed my vet and everyone in the vet's office. As a previous poster has already said, many renal failure cats are presribed the Hill's k/d or a/d diets and they absolutely hate it and won't eat it. My cat would not touch the stuff -- wouldn't even smell it -- I had to force feed him for weeks. I finally found the Hi-Tor Neo Diet, which is almost as low protein/phosphorous as the Hill's prescription diets. My cat loves it and is finally gaining back some weight. The vet had also prescribed some vitamin drops, which he also hates. Then I found "Vita-Gravy", which is also available at Pet Food Direct. He loves the taste of the Chicken Vita-Gravy mixed with the Hi-Tor Neo. Now he's getting the extra nutrition he needs to balance his blood levels, while really enjoying the taste! If your cat has renal failure and is refusing to eat, you might want to try this combo. Good luck! I hope your kitty fares as well as mine has so far.

Click Here to see more reviews about: Hi-Tor Neo Diet for Cats (24/6-oz cans)



Buy Now

Click here for more information about Hi-Tor Neo Diet for Cats (24/6-oz cans)

Read More...

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Epakitin - 300 grams Review

Epakitin - 300 grams
Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)
I wrote a review on Epakatin and Azodyl but recently came across another product which I found was more successful than these products: Ubiquinol CoQ10. I am not recommending a brand because I want you to know that this submission is genuine.. I was so excited by my good news that I had to update my review and discuss my Ubiquinol CoQ10 experience (because I know you all have cats and dogs who you want to save/buy time).... Folks: Ubiquinol CoQ10 was suggested to me by the Mrg of a vitamin store. I was formerly using Azodyl and Epakatin on my cat with good results. I use Ubiquinol CoQ10 myself because I have cardiomyopathy and tire easily. I took 500mg daily and noticed within weeks I was having more and more energy, my skin looked 10 years younger and my metabolism sped up a tiny bit. Coq10 strengthens the muscles of the heart (via the cells). Then I heard it could be used for renal failure in humans... I have a cat with the beginnings of renal failure so I spoke with my vet and told him I was putting my 14 pound cat on it. My vet had the old bloodwork so I followed up with him 1 month later and my cats creatine levels went down from 3.8 to 3.0!!!!!! I had my cat on 30mg of Ubiquinol Coq10. UBIQUINOL COQ10 IS INCREDIBLE. I AM NOT JOKING! PHOSPHORUS was also in check too! So much so that my Vet called me and wanted to know my dosage! He is now going to put his dogs and cats who have renal and heart problems on this. THIS IS INCREDIBLE NEWS AND I WANTED YOU ALL TO KNOW IT WAS UBIQUINOL COQ10 THAT DID THIS. I'm very pleased. I hope this buys you more time with your babies as it has for me... I hope this news blesses you...
UPDATE: 2/2/11
FOLKS, MY CATS CREATINE LEVEL HAS DROPPED TO 2.6 SINCE THIS LAST REVIEW. PHOSPHORUS IS COMPLETELY IN CHECK. MY VET IS AMAZED AND IS NOW PUTTING HIS CANINE/FELINES WITH CARDIOMYOPATHY & RENAL FAILURE ON IT. I'M ADMINISTERING 50MG OF UBIQUINOL COQ10 TO MY CAT. I BREAK A CAPSULE WITH MY TEETH AND POUR 1/2 OF A 100MG CAPSULE IN HER FOOD (I USE THE LEFTOVERS FOR MY OTHER CATS).
HEADS UP: There are no side effects to this vitamin HOWEVER..... GIVING TOO MUCH OF IT MAY CAUSE VOMITING AND DIRREHEA THEREFORE BE SURE TO MONITOR THIS. IF DIRREHEA OR VOMITING EXISTS, LOWER TO DOSAGE AND "PLAY WITH THE DOSAGE" UNTIL THE DIRREHEA AND VOMITING DISSAPEAR.

Click Here to see more reviews about: Epakitin - 300 grams



Buy NowGet 53% OFF

Click here for more information about Epakitin - 300 grams

Read More...