Liquid-Vet Teeth & Gums Support Allergy-friendly Unflavored Cat Supplement, 8-fl oz bottle

I have to crunch up treats and add to the liquid before I give it to them. I have 9 cats and it’s hard to keep them from eating the others. I don’t want them to get to much. Wish they had one with flavor though. Easier to give them.

Buddy is a 3 year old neutered male cat, black as the ace of Spades! He showed up on our porch last Jan. When temps were well below zero, rising only a few degrees into single digits for highs. We do put out food for several feral cats who show up from time to time, so expect that's what drew Buddy to our house.unlike the feral cats, this one was rubbing around Joe's (my husband) feet & 'talking' up a storm. Joe was throwing out some peanuts & bread crumbs for the squirrels & Blue Jays who came nearly every day for food. Put from under our front porch came this black, friendly cat. After just a few minutes he walked into the house as if he knew where he was. Cold as a popsicle & yes, very hungry. He promptly ate 2 small cans of Fancy Feast Cat Food followed by a large handful of dry cat kibble, over about an hour . He then found a spot in the living room & slept the rest of the day. He was on the lean side, not skinny but not fit to be out in - 10 degree weather! Over the next few months he came & went pretty much at will, but was always back in a day ir 2 & always very hungry. I thought he must have belonged to someone to be as friendly as he was , but yet was not being fed & cared for as he should be. Well, now 8 months later, "Buddy" is now neutered, chipped, up to date on vaccines, & permanent member of our Indoor cat family. He kept coming here of his own free will, sometimes stayed 4 days before pestering to go out again. Was always back the next morning, hungry & needing care, often with scratches & signs of having been in fights. Also had a nice size notch bitten out of his ear so we didn't need to have it notches when we had him neutered! He does have a slightly raspy breathing & lightly snores when sleeping. That is why we are giving him the Allergy & Immune Bites & they do seem to help. We are not surprised with a little upper respiratory allergy concerning the bad air we have had most of this summer from heavy pollen, mold, dust with lots of smoke from Canadian wild fires! I have asthma ,& COPD & have had a very trying summer when it comes to my breathing! The tooth/dental issue is that of our second cat, "Diamond", a 19 year old, little (6 pound) feisty old lady. She has kudney issues so at her age we hesitate to put her under anesthesia for a regular cleaning dental procedure. Instead we are searching for something that we can give her in her water or food that will help control & maybe even remove some tartar buildup & keep her teeth & gums from developing issues for how ever long she may have to live. Any suggestions would be appreciated!! She is a little finicky when it comes to her food & at her age she will be given whatever she will eat as long as I can afford to get it for her. Finding something that will also help deal with her mouth health issues, something that will go into her water or on her foor, would be greatly appreciated. Over the 58 years of our marriage we have had more than 25 dogs ,& 30 cats. Several of the cats were 20 years old or more before they died & as for dogs, generally as long as expected by breed & a few even longer. EVERYTHING has been spayed or neutered & most cats were strictly, as Buddy & Diamond now are, indoor cats. I was a Vet Tech, so have done all I could to meet the physical%medical needs of our animals & when needed they were taken to the zvet for care! Thank you for the service you provide & for following along this long account of a small part of our lives.

Max has had dental issues since he was a year old. Won’t bite or chew on anything. He currently eating only pate food and really loves the Ch