BestLife4PetsConstipation Relief for Cats

Did not help at all !

I use this on my kitty for a few days when I see him straining in the box. He’s about 16 now. It seems to work well. I also chop up the kitty grass as well as crush these up and add to his wet food. There is no taste so he gobbles up his medicine.

My cat had been unable to go to the bathroom for the last week, subsequently leading her to stop eating. I became very worried as she stopped bathing and hid from the other cats (Two sure signs your kitty is not well). I was getting ready to go bankrupt by taking her to the vet...But at the last minute I decided to give this a shot (since I am also using their dental product and that seems to be working as well) and literally within two days she was slowly getting back to normal. This product may not be cheap but it is SO WORTH IT!

My kitty's stool was hard, dry, individual pellets which are far from the long firm logs it should be. She is finicky as heck. I crushed the pills, mixed it in her canned food, and crossed my fingers. Success! It must truly be odorless and tasteless. I started at 3 pills once a day. I've adjusted it to 5 pills in the morning and 5 at night. While there are still hard, dry, individual pellets there is also long firm logs.I ordered a second bottle. The ingredients listed are not exactly the same. The original bottle contained 400 pills. The second bottle's label has 450 pills.I reached out to the seller to ensure the pills are the same as the previous bottle however I have not heard back.

i wish i had read the description far enough to find the word 'homeopathic', which should be a red flag to anyone who has even a basic understanding of chemistry.the statement on the side of the box is absolutely true:'homeopathic formulations are safe to use long term and do not interact with other medicines or supplements'...because there's nothing -in- them that interacts with anything -- not with real medicine, not with your body, not with anything.this is a bottle of lactose sugar pills, which is what the bulk of the pills are made out of, and i'm pissed at myself that i made the stupid mistake of wasting thirty dollars on something that has absolutely zero scientific support and zero effectiveness.please don't feed your cat sugar pills.if you don't know what to do, ask a vet for something that actually works.