My vet wrote me a prescription for Enisyl-F Lysine Treats [300ct] for 19.99 off of their pharmacy website. The brand is Vetoquinol. Are these the sam?
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Yes, we bought a bag from the vet and found these on amazon and they were exactly the same
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Caroline....as a fellow LONG TIME user of this very medication, I can tell you that YES...I have purchased and used both, over the years. Also, depending on which your cat prefers...I believe the Vetoquinol is a "soft" chew...rather than a crunchy one!!! IF I am recalling correctly!!! Laura
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I don't know if it's identical, but my vet advised me to order these off amazon, so I feel comfortable with this brand.
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What your vet has prescribed is exactly the same. The package I bought from Amazon is 6.35 oz. but the count is not indicated. Any other question you should contact the manufacturer: www.vetoquinolusa.com
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Yes, they are the same. You can get them much cheaper at Amazon, without a prescription, but don't give the treats to your cat like candy. Also, not ALL cats like them. I have 3 cats and only 2 of them like them. If your vet hasn't already, he/she should give your cat 2-3 of the treats to see if your cat likes them, before you buy them. They work very well. Being a former Animal Health Tech, I highly recommend them.
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Yes, it is the same. My vet also wrote me a RX originally but, then I found them online MUCH cheaper. Note: Some places, i.e. Petsmart, will not sell them to you w/o a RX. There is a site called Entirely Pets that sells thru Amazon that is usually most reasonable. Hope this helps.
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I have bought several bags of these "healthful treats" from my vet overtime. But because I'm feeding them to 8 outdoor/garage kitties to keep their immune system in good condition 1 bag (@ $19.99/bag) it gets expensive so, I looked on the internet/amazon to see if I could find a better cost. These are the same that I buy from my vet. Hope this info helps. I usually buy several bags when I order. Have bought several others items (for my kitties) from amazon that I've had good luck with.
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Hay also.....I just noticed that Amazon has them on sale right now for $13.20! The Enisyl-F Lysine ones, that is!!! And I wondered something else for you.....my Vet, a long time ago, said that I could ALSO use a mild over the counter eye drop whenever needed. Just ask your Pharmacist, they will be able to tell you which one to use!!!
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The easiest is some kitten food or canned dog/cat food. Those have a higher concentration of fat and crude proteins which aid in proper absorption of the med. My vet confirmed the same, though they look flustered when you go and buy the product elsewhere. If they were closer in price it would be a no brainer.
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There is no information on the label or on the manufacturer website. Only that the ingredient is L-lysine with a flavor added. VetoquinolUSA http://www.vetoquinolusa.com/index.html can be contacted by email: customerservices@vetoquinolusa.com
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I bought this powdered vitamin for Mom's cat over 2 years ago. He is a Ragdoll and on a raw diet which I make for him and add some of this vitamin powder to the food he is eating at the time; not in the whole batch of his raw diet. He has had no ill effects & actually loves the taste. Anyway, I know we treat our pets like "family members" but I bet we, as humans, eat a lot worse. It is a good product so relax. Who cares where it comes from? Have you looked on the labels on our food?
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Hello! There are wide and varying opinions on how and when to take probiotics. Please call Klaire Labs toll free 1-888-488-2488 and ask their professional advice on their products. They can best advise you on how their product is packaged for dosing, etc. Thanks for asking and because you did, I discovered their website has several great articles on good dosing methods, and in reading one, I will be tweaking my dosing habits; win/win for me.Happy health to you! And remember folks... anybody on the internet can tell you anything.... always consider going to the source and in this case, a highly respected USA company! Hello! There are wide and varying opinions on how and when to take probiotics. Please call Klaire Labs toll free 1-888-488-2488 and ask their professional advice on their products. They can best advise you on how their product is packaged for dosing, etc. Thanks for asking and because you did, I discovered their website has several great articles on good dosing methods, and in reading one, I will be tweaking my dosing habits; win/win for me.Happy health to you! And remember folks... anybody on the internet can tell you anything.... always consider going... » Read More Hello! There are wide and varying opinions on how and when to take probiotics. Please call Klaire Labs toll free 1-888-488-2488 and ask their professional advice on their products. They can best advise you on how their product is packaged for dosing, etc. Thanks for asking and because you did, I discovered their website has several great articles on good dosing methods, and in reading one, I will be tweaking my dosing habits; win/win for me.Happy health to you! And remember folks... anybody on the internet can tell you anything.... always consider going to the source and in this case, a highly respected USA company! « Show Less
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Had no problem with my fussy girl when I put it in wet food first thing in the AM but who knows with cats. It was vet recommendation and I swear it has prolonged her life. I can't imagine that human quality omega wouldn't be okay for a cat but don't know about the dosage. I would ask the vet. Occasionally I have had pharmacists be helpful with info about the quality of a product/med veterinary vs human although they can't tell proper dose for animals.
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I ordered Vi-Jon, got Swan brand instead. Not pure, tocopherol added as stabilizer according to bottle ingredient label (99.9% Mineral oil).
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Sorry I don't know. My husband was taking the super lysine plus for cold sores but it made his heart race so he stopped taking it. I have never tried them or the just super lysine. He is really sensitive to medicine so I am sure his reaction is more than most people will get
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Denosyl is an over the counter supplement and does not require a veterinarians approval.VetApprovedRXCustomer Service1-877-847-7389
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It's the correct product. Although, it's cheaper at SuperSupplements.com - http://www.supersup.com/bragg-liquid-aminos-1-gal-liquid-074305001284?utm_source=google&utm;_medium=pla&utm;_campaign=Bragg&u;tm_content=074305001284&mr;:trackingCode=C4305D5B-75FB-E111-8AE9-001517B1882A&mr;:referralID=NA&mr;:device=m&mr;:adType=pla&mr;:ad=27456996402&mr;:keyword=&mr;:match=&mr;:filter=39371637070&gclid;=CNnQ27S86rwCFdJ9OgodymsA7A
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The Vetoquinol has about 300 pieces (bite size) per bag with a dosage of 250 mg Lysine per 6 pieces. The Vetri-Lysine "Plus" has 120 pcs per bag but the recommended feeding of only 2 per day supplies the necessary dosage of 250 mg. I've given the Vetoquinol to my FHV kitty for several years and it's very effective. I purchase mine from Entirely Pets; excellent service!
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Thankfully, a number of veterinary products are being cleared for over the counter purchase no longer requiring a prescription from a vet. For example, Frontline flea and tick control used to be prescription only (you could only get it from your vet directly) but now you can purchase it retail. One of the things you might consider is seeing if your vet price matches. My vet will price match 1800petmeds.com petrx.com those places, but not Amazon. I know a number of people pharmacies have been approved over the past few years to fill animal medications. Target I believe is one of them. Their prices are the same for animals as they are for humans, as many medications are the same. Thankfully, a number of veterinary products are being cleared for over the counter purchase no longer requiring a prescription from a vet. For example, Frontline flea and tick control used to be prescription only (you could only get it from your vet directly) but now you can purchase it retail. One of the things you might consider is seeing if your vet price matches. My vet will price match 1800petmeds.com petrx.com those places, but not Amazon. I know a number of people pharmacies have been approved over the past few years to fill animal medications. Target I believe is one of them. Their... » Read More Thankfully, a number of veterinary products are being cleared for over the counter purchase no longer requiring a prescription from a vet. For example, Frontline flea and tick control used to be prescription only (you could only get it from your vet directly) but now you can purchase it retail. One of the things you might consider is seeing if your vet price matches. My vet will price match 1800petmeds.com petrx.com those places, but not Amazon. I know a number of people pharmacies have been approved over the past few years to fill animal medications. Target I believe is one of them. Their prices are the same for animals as they are for humans, as many medications are the same. « Show Less
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Our Vet put our dog on Mutramax Dasuquin as he said it was one of the best brands. I found a better price on Amazon and that's about all I can tell you. Our dog is doing well on it.
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I'm not sure. My vet recommended this for my dog, but they only had the tablets. My dog did not like he taste of the tablets and I had to mix them with food. This is the same only in the chew tab. My dog loves it. He eats 1/2 tab daily. It was a lot cheaper on Amazon than from my vet. I believe it's from the manufacture. Hope this helps.
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I'm not familiar with Vetri-Lysine Plus Bite-Sized Chews. But, I do know that this works for my kitty. You might want to get a sample from your Veterinarian, before purchasing these, to see if your kitten likes them. Two of my kitties loves these pellets, but the other one isn't interested, at all. Also, before you buy these, make sure that your Vet recommends them. HTH
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there's been 2 pharmaceutical grade manufacturers of MSM, Opti and Lignusil, which I'm having a hard time finding. Now is at least made in the US, but doesn't make the same claims. Best is to try it. I'm not tired at the ends of my soccer games or bike rides with the good stuff. Also, you get a lot of MSM from fresh tomatoes picked and eaten within 2 days.
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Thanks for your message Heidi; no this is not medicated feed. Please write "Prorganics" in your amazon search and you will see our medicated feed at very competitive price. Samuel Vargas CEO Prorganics