Natura Petz Organics Life's An Itch Cat Food Topper, 4-oz tin
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Help keep your furry friend safe from seasonal allergies with Natura Petz Organics Life's An Itch! Cat Food Topper. This tasty turkey-flavored supplement for cats is formulated to help address symptoms related to all types of acute and chronic allergies. It contains a blend of antioxidants, soyasaponins, essential amino acids, novel flavonoids and terpenes, vitamins, minerals and more. Crafted without any corn, wheat, soy or GMO ingredients in a convenient powder form, Life’s An Itch may help relieve allergy sensitivities, modulate inflammation and limit swelling and excess mucous production.
Key Benefits- Tasty turkey powder supplement for cats.
- Crafted without any corn, wheat, soy or GMO ingredients.
- Formulated to help address symptoms related to all types of acute and chronic allergies.
- May help relieve allergy sensitivities, modulate inflammation and limit swelling and excess mucous production.
- Contains antioxidants, soyasaponins, essential amino acids, novel flavonoids and terpenes, vitamins, minerals and more.
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Item Number212509
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LifestageAdult
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Food FormPowder
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Special DietOrganic, No Corn No Wheat No Soy, Non-GMO
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Product FormPowder
Organic Amor Seco, Nettle, Gervao, Guaco, Fennel Vulgare, Pulmonaria, Gayana Ayapana, Azucar Huayo. Turkey Flavoring.
Caloric ContentME 1 kcal per scoop
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 1% min |
| Crude Fat | 1% min |
| Crude Fiber | 6% max |
| Moisture | 9% max |
| Weight | Amount(Scoops) | Daily |
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| up to 12 lbs | 1 | 1 |
| 13-24 lbs | 2 | 1 |
| 25-49 lbs | 2 | 2 |
| 50+ lbs | 3 | 2 |
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I really hoped this would have worked
By Nemo on Jul 12, 2021
I have tried everything under the sun to get my girl some help. It started when the cat was around 4 years old (she is now 16)(inside ONLY kitty) she started biting and chewing her skin pulling her hair out on her belly and legs. Of course it was right to the vet. After $1800 and a series of allergy shots and multiple test we came up with nothing. It seems to get worse in the winter and not so bad in summer. So after the shots we tried Medicated baths (wow that was difficult to wash a cat) we tried liquid allergy meds all recommended by the vet and all did nothing. We tried so many different types of food I've lost count, We tried different brands of litter. That is why I REALLY wanted this to I have tried everything under the sun to get my girl some help. It started when the cat was around 4 years old (she is now 16)(inside ONLY kitty) she started biting and chewing her skin pulling her hair out on her belly and legs. Of course it was right to the vet. After $1800 and a series of allergy shots and multiple test we came up with nothing. It seems to get worse in the winter and not so bad in summer. So after the shots we tried Medicated baths (wow that was difficult to wash a cat) we tried liquid allergy meds all recommended by the vet and all did nothing. We tried so many different types of food I've lost count, We tried different brands of litter. That is why I REALLY wanted this to work. Sorry to report it did nothing for her. :( It may work with other types of itch but not for what ever my girl is suffering from. I've been told a crushed up 1/2 a benadryl might help but vet was not keen on the idea and I am nervous to try it. It was worth a try and I'm just trying to give an honest review. … more