Pet Wellbeing Thyroid Support Gold for Cats
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What is Pet Wellbeing Thyroid Support Gold for Cats?
Pet Wellbeing Thyroid Support Gold for Cats is an all-natural, veterinarian-formulated supplement that promotes normal activity and normal weight in cats with clinical hyperthyroidism.
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Cats
Benefits:
- Metabolic support for normal weight, appetite and thirst
- Addresses underlying healthy function of the thyroid gland
- Supports a regular, smooth coat
- Supports heart function
- Supports normal sleep patterns
How does Pet Wellbeing Thyroid Support Gold for Cats work?
Pet Wellbeing Thyroid Support Gold for Cats helps your cat maintain thyroid and metabolic health
Cautions:
Thyroid Support Gold should not be taken with conventional hyperthyroid medications or with hypothyroidism (low thyroid function). An examination from a veterinarian is recommended prior to using this product.
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How to use
Pet Wellbeing Thyroid Support Gold for Cats Directions:
- Administer product orally twice daily.
- Shake well before use.
Tip:
We know animals can be finicky! Thyroid Support Gold for Cats is enhanced with delicious natural bacon flavor. We recommend administration of the drops in a way that your cat will like best.
Pet Wellbeing Thyroid Support Gold for Cats Dosage:
| Dosage | Weight |
|---|---|
| 1 drop | per 2lbs of body weight |
| Dogs | Do not use! |
|---|
| Horses | Do not use! |
|---|
Storage:
Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Ingredients
Pet Wellbeing Thyroid Support Gold for Cats Ingredients:
| Formulated With | Support For |
|---|---|
| Bugleweed herb (Lycopus virginicus) | Bugleweed is extensively used in herbal medicine to maintain thyroid function. Its action is considered “amphoteric”, meaning it supports a balance of normal thyroid hormone levels, rather than causing more or less hormone function. |
| Lemon Balm herb (Melissa o¬cinalis) | Lemon Balm has been shown to help maintain a normal range of thyroid hormones and overall thyroid function. Additionally, it helps support a more relaxed nervous system |
| Rehmannia root (Rehmannia glutinosa) | In energetic terms of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), an overactive thyroid condition is characterized as a "Yin De¬ciency." This formula includes "Yin tonic" herbs such as Rehmannia which help with clinical symptoms of hyperthyroid and make it more balanced for long-term administration |
| Bupleurum root (Bupleurum spp.) | Both Rehmannia and Bupleurum provide tonifying qualities for Yin De¬ciency |
| Motherwort herb (Leonurus cardiaca) | Motherwort is used for its dual action to support both the heart and the nervous system. It contributes to a general feeling of calmness and can also help maintain restful sleep. |
| Skullcap herb (Scutellaria lateri ora) | Supportive to the nervous system and for promoting a balanced, calm temperament and restful sleep, Skullcap is also considered useful for maintaining healthy blood pressures |
| Heal All fruit spike (Prunella vulgaris) | Also called Self Heal, this diminutive herb is used in TCM for conditions of Yin De¬ciency and is commonly used for gently supporting the thyroid. |
| Amalaki (Amla) fruit (Phyllanthus o¬cinalis) | The fruit of this Asian tree contributes high levels of naturally-occurring vitamin C, necessary for maintaining healthy thyroid function. |
| Inactive Ingredients: Deionized water, natural bacon flavor, vegetable glycerin. | |
| Herbs are certified organic or ethically wild-harvested. | |
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I have given this to
I have given this to my cat for 6 weeks now. He is still losing weight and does not sleep much. I bought it because he is allergic to medicine for hyperthyroidism. He ate the Hills y/d for 4 years but refused to eat it about 2 months ago. I am feeding him the lowest iodine level cat food I can find. I hope it works for others but not so for us.
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Wonderful product—really worked to bring
Wonderful product—really worked to bring my over hyper thyroid cat to be his normal self—loving kind sleeping well and eating well. May not be a cure BUT it sure has helped his quality of life. Thank you for giving my loving pet back to me. I mix it in with the bone broth in his moist food and he loves it
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More palatable to her than the Milk Thistle
It's not been enough time yet to tell how it helps. It's a little more palatable to her than the Milk Thistle
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I stopped giving my cat
I stopped giving my cat this product because he felt sick after every consumption.
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Hyperthyroidism
This product has been a life saver for my 15 y/o cat! The traditional meds given to me by the Vet. were just too harsh and caused her horrible side effects! Since starting the Thyroid Support, her thyroid labs are within normal limits and she has No side effects!!
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I give a 4 because
I give a 4 because she hasn’t yet had a blood test. She’s gained a pound since we started. Doesn’t seem to be so hungry
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3 weeks in!
After three weeks of religious dosing, my cat has shown an unbelievable improvement. She had a terrible reaction to prescription thyroid medication. She has not looked so good as she looks now. Her coat is thick and shiny, she has put on weight, playing and hunting at 14 years of age. She is not due for bloodwork for another two months, and that will really tell the tale. My vet picked this thyroid medication from your company., after doing her own research. Thank you!
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Our cat Hank is almost
Our cat Hank is almost done with his first bottle, and we are seeing a difference in his hunger. He was originally called Hangry Hank because his appetite was ferocious. That does seem to be settling a little. He is still an eater but notices he is filling up where before there was no filling this guy up. I also see a difference in his eyes, they are clearer. The vet came over and said he looked like he had thyroid problems but didn't do blood work at that time because he needed antibiotics. A couple weeks later she took blood, and his levels were not as elevated as originally thought. However, I was giving him the supplement the entire time. Overall, I recommend it to anyone who has a cat with potential or existing thyroid issues.
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